I know this has been said elsewhere in these forums.....

System

spadoosh wrote: »

I personally like how everyone who has used the vouchers is trying to blame anyone but themselves. Irrespective of blame and fault, now you now it was intended for a charity its no longer morally questionable but a matter of morally wrong.

Chrissyg, the fact your revelling in this suggest that your morals are bent to say the least.

Ive got little doubt your a person who when someone drops 20p you charge over picking it up screaming finders keepers.

Its not a case of high + mighty its right and wrong and now people know the intention of the coupon was for a charity there still not willing to do anything about it palming it off as the charities fault or the companies fault.

Disgusting behaviour, simple as.

Ive seen some fantastic work on this website and forum helping thousands of people but instances like this tarnish the whole group, certainly raises questions of being assosciated.

This site is about money saving and fairness for the consumer, the tide has gone too far at the expense of businesses and charities.

sounds more like sour grapes because you didnt use them !!!;)

antrobus

spadoosh wrote: »

I personally like how everyone who has used the vouchers is trying to blame anyone but themselves. Irrespective of blame and fault, now you now it was intended for a charity its no longer morally questionable but a matter of morally wrong.....

Now the offer has been withdrawn, the question does not arise.

rustyboy21

antrobus wrote: »

Now the offer has been withdrawn, the question does not arise.

It shouldn't have needed to be withdrawn, so the statement is meaningless.

It was only down to the 'Scavs' on here and other websites that it had to be.

Strange no one is feeling guilty over using the vouchers, Especially Chrissy, who started the thread initially and still stands firm in his/her conviction, which is totally wrong by the way.

If you printed off the vouchers and not yet used them, throw them away, don't try to use them anywhere, at least try and limit damage you have all caused.

If you wonder why I am so passionate about this, it is due to a neighbour suffering from MS. I see her on a daily basis struggling to try to get on with her life. She has support from the MS society and says, she couldn't cope without it. It is a fatal disease, not some whimpy cough or cold.

Perhaps Chrissy and the others could bake the Bread/cakes etc and give them away to older or impoverished neighbours, who would welcome the gesture, or give it to the sally army, to use for their kitchens.

For the ones who don't see a problem in ,in effect robbing off a charity, I hope that you enjoy your bread and cakes. I also pray to God that you suffer the mother of all doses of the '' Galloping wildies, or screaming ab dabs'' Whatever you want to call it. :rotfl:

rustyboy21

CHRISSYG wrote: »

sounds more like sour grapes because you didnt use them !!!;)

I find it more amazing that you are taking this stance, when you state you have a disabled daughter !

It does go to show that you are a scavenger, you think nothing about anybody else and don't see the point that you have caused some of this problem.

What is it, The world owes me a living? No Scruples definately.

If you think MS is a whimpy illness, watch the video below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNRWVekA-0k

spadoosh

CHRISSYG wrote: »

sounds more like sour grapes because you didnt use them !!!;)

Actually just to give me that extra bit of high and mightyness you were on about, i came across the thread and actually checked out the source of it and at that point opted to not go further.

Plus im lucky if i eat 2 slices of bread a week so fresh bread is a no go really. Unlike most i only apply for freebies i might use. With the exclusion of one being the Jack Daniels freebies though my friend is a big fan and i dont mind the odd drink. Plus its "like a box of chocolates".

antrobus

rustyboy21 wrote: »

It shouldn't have needed to be withdrawn, so the statement is meaningless.

And yet it contained sufficient meaning for you to respond to it.

spadoosh

antrobus wrote: »

And yet it contained sufficient meaning for you to respond to it.

Blahhhhhhhhhhhh

System

fish in a barrel

System

rustyboy21 wrote: »

I find it more amazing that you are taking this stance, when you state you have a disabled daughter !

It does go to show that you are a scavenger, you think nothing about anybody else and don't see the point that you have caused some of this problem.

What is it, The world owes me a living? No Scruples definately.

If you think MS is a whimpy illness, watch the video below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNRWVekA-0k

i fully support the charities that affect my family end of

System

CHRISSYG wrote: »

i fully support the charities that affect my family end of

You seem very proud of the fact you are a terrible person!