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Loaf of bread.
July1962
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I emailed Hovis complimenting them on their range (I really do enjoy their granary bread).
A week later I received a voucher for one free bread product (no prizes for guessing what loaf I got).
http://www.hovisbakery.co.uk
A week later I received a voucher for one free bread product (no prizes for guessing what loaf I got).
http://www.hovisbakery.co.uk
It's nice to be important.....but it's more important to be nice 
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Did you have to give them your address in the email or did they email a voucher to you?
I'd feel weird saying 'Hi, I like your bread.... by the way this is my address, not that I'm hinting anything but... there it is....'
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I put my postal address in the email.
It's what we'd have done in the old days when writing a letter, so I don't think that companies would find it weird to see an address in an email (it actually makes the writer look more legitimate in my opinion).
Hope that helps :-)It's nice to be important.....but it's more important to be nice
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