SMH

SMH. Im heating im not getting that snuggie. i bought a fitted to match
 
Originally Posted by 23kidd

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Good thing i backed out!


yeah me too. I was gonna sign up for it last night. it's a good thing I didn't
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+*!
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I wanted a free Snuggie.


I put in my spam email, fake phone number, and real address. They can't do anything with my address, can they?
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I put in my real address and phone number. AND EMAIL. But I didnt confirm the eamil. The confirmation got sent to my spam folder.

EVERYBODY ELSE GOT THE SAME EMAIL RIGHT????

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Guys...a phone book gives name, address, and phone number. If they wanted to scam or steal an identity they would have asked us to pay s&h using a creditcard.

I feel like this is a way to get people to opt-in to email advertising and telemarketing. For people who used cell phones like myself, that sucks but once theycall one time you can ask your service provider to block the number and you're done.

Who knows, it may be legit. A lot of companies pay money to get consumer feedback like this.
 
Originally Posted by eLNiNo4530

Guys...a phone book gives name, address, and phone number. If they wanted to scam or steal an identity they would have asked us to pay s&h using a credit card.

I feel like this is a way to get people to opt-in to email advertising and telemarketing. For people who used cell phones like myself, that sucks but once they call one time you can ask your service provider to block the number and you're done.

Who knows, it may be legit. A lot of companies pay money to get consumer feedback like this.



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Yea we know you posted this in the other thread
 
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i guess they can sell our info to other companies...but not many companies send junk mail especially in this economy and I gave a fake phone # so.....
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This is almost as disappointing as when I found out that 50 McDonald's nuggets for 8 dollars superbowl deal was a lie.
 
That's what you get you snuggie loving @!%*#%*%+@$#%.
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What yall need to do is tape a bunch of shamwows together and be easy
 
Originally Posted by KIDFLY SniperElite007

Originally Posted by eLNiNo4530

Guys...a phone book gives name, address, and phone number. If they wanted to scam or steal an identity they would have asked us to pay s&h using a credit card.

I feel like this is a way to get people to opt-in to email advertising and telemarketing. For people who used cell phones like myself, that sucks but once they call one time you can ask your service provider to block the number and you're done.

Who knows, it may be legit. A lot of companies pay money to get consumer feedback like this.



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Yea we know you posted this in the other thread
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I've never seen that one. And yeah...I wasn'tsure which one ppl were still using
 
Originally Posted by KIDFLY SniperElite007

Originally Posted by eLNiNo4530

Guys...a phone book gives name, address, and phone number. If they wanted to scam or steal an identity they would have asked us to pay s&h using a credit card.

I feel like this is a way to get people to opt-in to email advertising and telemarketing. For people who used cell phones like myself, that sucks but once they call one time you can ask your service provider to block the number and you're done.

Who knows, it may be legit. A lot of companies pay money to get consumer feedback like this.



http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a172/thegoat1218/?action=view&current=ka3447.gif
Yea we know you posted this in the other thread
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I am crying tonight.
 
Originally Posted by Master Zik

That's what you get you snuggie loving @!%*#%*%+@$#%.
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What yall need to do is tape a bunch of shamwows together and be easy

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But damn, I got got.
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