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Advertising you're a comper?
Onmyway2
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Hi,
I ordered some cheap postcards from ebay but they've arrived and have an advertisement for a comping forum on them. Although it didn't mention this on the description I don't feel I can send them back but I'm worried about using them, is there any chance of me winning anything if I send them in?
Has anyone ever won anything while advertising they are a comper? (with the exception of bloggers)
I ordered some cheap postcards from ebay but they've arrived and have an advertisement for a comping forum on them. Although it didn't mention this on the description I don't feel I can send them back but I'm worried about using them, is there any chance of me winning anything if I send them in?
Has anyone ever won anything while advertising they are a comper? (with the exception of bloggers)
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Why can't you send them back?
If they are not as described I would
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It shouldn't make any difference although if I did postcard entries I would choose not to use something like that.
(If cards are advertising something I would expect them to be free)0 -
cover the ad with white sticky labels0
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Or you could stick pictures out of magazines on top.0
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I'd send them back.2018 - £562 2019 - £130 2020 - £276 2021 - £106 2022 - £1400
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If the seller didn't state that the postcards had the advertisement printed on then I would send them back as they would be classed as 'item not as described' - the seller should refund you for the postage it has cost you to post them back plus what you paid.:TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea0
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