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createbeauty

snakepilsen wrote: »

I agree, calling somebody a cow is disgusting behaviour .

I'm not sure she was talking to me but I notice you like to stir a lot.

WeAreGhosts

toniq wrote: »

I don't get all this blogging lark? Why do people think others want to hear their daily self opinionated grumbles?

she appears to chat carp all day on twitter -- oh, and enter competitions

[she is on twitter now saying shes going for a wee. seriously im riveted]

fire**fly

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Please don't post comps list

http/forums.moneysavingexpert.com/....php?t=1014121

4 Do any sites not want their comps/answers posted?
The sites we know of are listed below. Please let me know if you come across any others:

Allinlondon.co.uk - Do not post answers
BelenosTherapy.co.uk - Do not post answers
BeyondHollywood.com - Do not post any of their comps on here
BookDagger.com - Do not post answers
BookGeeks.co.uk - Do not post answers
BookHugger.co.uk - Do not post answers
BTAA.org.uk - Do not post answers
ChrisAndPhilPresent.co.uk - Do not post answers
CoreMagOnline.com - Do not post their comps
CoronationStreetUpdates.blogspot.com - Do not post their comps
DiscWorldMonthly.co.uk - Do not post answers
ExtraEthical.com - Do not post their answers
GlamBeautys.com - Do not post their comps
GorePress.com - Do not post their comps
HideawaysInHay.co.uk - Do not post their answers
HideAwayWinners.com (Hideaways in Hay) - Do not post answers
HorrorTalk.com - Do not their comps
HunkyDoryHome.co.uk - Do not post any info other than a link to the comp on their site
I HeartCosmetics.co.uk - Do not post their comps
JulianStockwin.com - Do not post answers
KidAround.Biz - Do not post the comp email address
Kmag.co.uk - Do not post answers
LawAndMore.co.uk - Do not post any info other than a link to the comp on their site
LittleStuff.co.uk - Do not post answers
LoraLoves.com - Do not post competitions
@LoraLovesx - Do not post competitions
MakeupSavvy.co.uk - Do not post their comps
MCMBuzz.com - Do not post answers
MumsZone.co.uk - Do not post answers
MyChild.co.uk - Do not post answers
Node4.co.uk - Do not post answers
PositiveLuxury.com - Do not post the comp email address
RealmOfHorror.co.uk - Do not post any info other than a link to the comp on their site
RealNappyWeek.org - Do not post answers
RideRater.co.uk - Do not post answers
SafeConcerts.com - Do not post answers
facebook.com/SmartGeezer - Do not post answers
SugarAndViceDesigns.com - Do not post their comps
facebook.com/pages/Sugar-Vice/37992071492 - Do not post their comps
StalePopcorn.co.uk - Do not post answers (please see this thread)
SuccessThroughPlay.blogspot.com - Do not post the comp email address
TheHuntingGround.net - Do not post answers
TheSchoolRun.com - Do not post answers
TheSwanseaBay.co.uk - Do not post answers
TVisCool.com - Do not post email address or answers
UKFisherman.com - Do not post answers
Viva.org.uk - Do not post their comps
WatchGeezer.co.uk - Do not post answers
WhatsGoodToDo.com - Do not post answers
WomensThoughts.co.uk - Do not post email address or answers
facebook.com/WomansWeekly - Do not post their comps

snakepilsen

createbeauty wrote: »

I'm not sure she was talking to me but I notice you like to stir a lot.

I'm not the one calling women "cows".

nonnatus

Good on her! I think it's fantastic, because I've suffered like that also!


You run a small business and offer free samples of your product to POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS so they can make informed decisions about your product. It costs you stock, time and postage.


Then somebody finds out about your niche offer and decides that what you're offering will profit them in some way, so advertises the "opportunity" on a website. Suddenly, you are overwhelmed by non-genuine people looking for you to send them free stuff out of the kindness of your heart. It's almost impossible from then to work out who is a customer and who is a chancer and so you have to retract the free sample offer.


It's frustrating.

createbeauty

nonnatus wrote: »

Good on her! I think it's fantastic, because I've suffered like that also!


You run a small business and offer free samples of your product to POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS so they can make informed decisions about your product. It costs you stock, time and postage.


Then somebody finds out about your niche offer and decides that what you're offering will profit them in some way, so advertises the "opportunity" on a website. Suddenly, you are overwhelmed by non-genuine people looking for you to send them free stuff out of the kindness of your heart. It's almost impossible from then to work out who is a customer and who is a chancer and so you have to retract the free sample offer.


It's frustrating.

It's not a sample she is offering, it's a giveaway. Giveaways are usually run to gain more followers...

createbeauty

snakepilsen wrote: »

I'm not the one calling women "cows".

I was referring to one female, not women, which is plural for more than one woman. I can tell what kind of person you are from all the nasty posts you make on here so have fun trying to goad me. It won't work, pal.

toniq

But small businesses get business from us? I just spent over £100 worth of candles from bizzybees for my oh for valentines, i only know them from comping.

I also spent a fortune on personalised toys for my baby from sites I'd come across from comping.

snakepilsen

createbeauty wrote: »

I was referring to one female, not women, which is plural for more than one woman. I can tell what kind of person you are from all the nasty posts you make on here so have fun trying to goad me. It won't work, pal.

You called a woman a cow, there is no excuse.

createbeauty

snakepilsen wrote: »

You called a woman a cow, there is no excuse.

Cry about it?