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Hello.
I always enjoy looking at the GAD Customer Sites winners. I've just being looking at todays winner "Helen Rollason's Cancer Charity".
From what I can see this domain isn't with Freeola but Plusnet/Force9 !?
Don't want to take anything away from a "charity" but should this qualify for a GAD?
I always enjoy looking at the GAD Customer Sites winners. I've just being looking at todays winner "Helen Rollason's Cancer Charity".
From what I can see this domain isn't with Freeola but Plusnet/Force9 !?
Don't want to take anything away from a "charity" but should this qualify for a GAD?
Hi, we donate to this charity when there are not enough winners to go through the whole week. We support this one in particular because it is local to us and a worthy cause indeed. If we ever decide to change charities (which isn't likely at the moment) we may well throw it open to suggestions but for now it will stay as it is.
I've never won one... not in all my years here... *cries*
I probably did once, I just probably never checked though.
Yes, that sounds better.
I probably did once, I just probably never checked though.
Yes, that sounds better.
Hmmm... wrote:
> As I said, I don't want to take anything away from a charity, but
> I'm sure out of the 10,000's of Freeola domains there are
> charitable organisations amoungst them.
>
> Some sort of 'Freeola' connection would seem to make sense...
Maybe theres a personal connection between Freeola staff and the organisation? The charity hasn't won btw, it's a donation.
> As I said, I don't want to take anything away from a charity, but
> I'm sure out of the 10,000's of Freeola domains there are
> charitable organisations amoungst them.
>
> Some sort of 'Freeola' connection would seem to make sense...
Maybe theres a personal connection between Freeola staff and the organisation? The charity hasn't won btw, it's a donation.
Machie wrote:
> Oh and congratulations on your first GAD win the other day :)
Thanks for that!
This is unfortunate timing for me. A win one day and this query the next...
> Oh and congratulations on your first GAD win the other day :)
Thanks for that!
This is unfortunate timing for me. A win one day and this query the next...
As I said, I don't want to take anything away from a charity, but I'm sure out of the 10,000's of Freeola domains there are charitable organisations amoungst them.
Some sort of 'Freeola' connection would seem to make sense...
Some sort of 'Freeola' connection would seem to make sense...
Oh and congratulations on your first GAD win the other day :)
Yes, I think the Charity has already won once before. I think they do it when there are no worthy winners for that day or when they feel it would be nice to make another donation to charity. I think it's a great idea, I'm sure a charity deserves it more than some of us who have won lots already.
I wanted to ask the staffies if we could recommend charities as I said I think this one has already won once before. I'd like to see childrens or cancer charities up for GAD too.
Great to see you doing this Freeola.
I wanted to ask the staffies if we could recommend charities as I said I think this one has already won once before. I'd like to see childrens or cancer charities up for GAD too.
Great to see you doing this Freeola.
Hello.
I always enjoy looking at the GAD Customer Sites winners. I've just being looking at todays winner "Helen Rollason's Cancer Charity".
From what I can see this domain isn't with Freeola but Plusnet/Force9 !?
Don't want to take anything away from a "charity" but should this qualify for a GAD?
I always enjoy looking at the GAD Customer Sites winners. I've just being looking at todays winner "Helen Rollason's Cancer Charity".
From what I can see this domain isn't with Freeola but Plusnet/Force9 !?
Don't want to take anything away from a "charity" but should this qualify for a GAD?