Daily Mail

philldutton

The amusing thing is, you can just imagine the Mail's hysterical reaction if it was another company doing this to its customers.

trisontana

philldutton wrote:

The amusing thing is, you can just imagine the Mail's hysterical reaction if it was another company doing this to its customers.

I am afraid that the newspapers tend to close ranks on such items such as this. This is probably because they tend to all use the same promotion and mailing companies for these offers. Otherwise the Mail could have had a field-day over the Express's great "£10 cruise for all our readers" fiasco, which has still not been resolved after nearly two years. This has been featured on Watchdog twice, is all over the internet but not one word from the Mail about it. I suppose it's a case of " here but the grace of God ....."

chris_batchelor

Look on the bright side - it's only Daily Mail readers that suffer!

trisontana

chris_batchelor wrote:

Look on the bright side - it's only Daily Mail readers that suffer!

Yes, it's something else on their long list to moan about.

surfcat

trisontana wrote:

Yes, it's something else on their long list to moan about.

Yes but we're missing the really important issue here. Given that the supply of Sudoko CDs and 1ct gold earrings has run dry, will house prices go up?

trisontana

surfcat wrote:

Yes but we're missing the really important issue here. Given that the supply of Sudoko CDs and 1ct gold earrings has run dry, will house prices go up?

They'll probably blame it all on illegal immigrants and single mothers.