Free bbq pack from RSPCA - apron, disposable bbq and voucher.

Cymraes_2

I couldn't register because my address wouldn't come up
....so I registered at my previous address this morning.

When I try to log in I keep getting 'Login failed'

I WANT A BARBERCUE ETC!! :mad:

TeamMCS

Dont any of you think its a bit off asking for something free from a charity?

Thats against my prinicipals, may aswell take money out of their tins

Cymraes_2

There must be a reason why they are giving these away!

Rikki

you can enter you address manually. there is a little box next to the submit box.

zodiac

I registered but when I 'Click here' it comes up with the following

My RSPCA - Login

Please login here by entering your username and password. You must be a registered user in order to login

You are currently logged in, if you wish to login again, please click here to log out first and reload this page Otherwise if you do not wish to log out, you may continue to browse the site or click here to go to the MyRSPCA homepage

Looks like I wont be getting my BBQ pack

rushnowt

TeamMCS wrote:

Dont any of you think its a bit off asking for something free from a charity?

Thats against my prinicipals, may aswell take money out of their tins

Not from the RSPCA, I have my principles too, and I wouldn't give a door a bang for them :cool:

Tulip

I cant even register on the site,so I wont be getting the bbq pack ether,the page for finding address details doesnt load


Katie

Cymraes_2

Thanks Rikki, I entered my address manually..that worked and I ordered the BBQ :j

ashcarrot

So is this BBQ pack funded by the RSPCA or someone else.? If its another company i'll get it else i'll leave it....

jellyhead

Cymraes wrote:

There must be a reason why they are giving these away!

there is - they want to educate people about 'freedom food' in the hopes that more people will buy it. it's similar to the fairtrade coffee samples given out a while back - yes you're taking something from a company you would normally give to, but it's to raise awareness. these things are usually aimed at large gatherings - barbeques, coffee mornings so the message spreads further than just one person.