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Multi-level marketing.
Nice solid way to take the kids for £25 instead of going for the half-witted adults you lot usually aim for.
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Nice solid way to take the kids for £25 instead of going for the half-witted adults you lot usually aim for.
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W**kers
SminkyPinky wrote:
> This isn't a con, you pay £25 get put on a list when you reach
> the top you get your console, you do have to wait a few weeks until 20
> other people sign up, but for just over a score its gotta be worth the
> wait!
If htis was one single list where 20 names were added to the bottom and then you send a console out, you would not be making any money as a company, in fact, losing the amount of the price of the console minus £25.
There is no way a company would offer this without there being an attatched scam. My only guess is that your name is always put at the top of a list, rather than onto another list, making it impossible to get 20 names on a list. Theres probably more to it than that, you people are very clever when it comes to conning americans. (no offence to the americans here)
Lesson learned - if an offer is too good to be true, it usually is.
> This isn't a con, you pay £25 get put on a list when you reach
> the top you get your console, you do have to wait a few weeks until 20
> other people sign up, but for just over a score its gotta be worth the
> wait!
If htis was one single list where 20 names were added to the bottom and then you send a console out, you would not be making any money as a company, in fact, losing the amount of the price of the console minus £25.
There is no way a company would offer this without there being an attatched scam. My only guess is that your name is always put at the top of a list, rather than onto another list, making it impossible to get 20 names on a list. Theres probably more to it than that, you people are very clever when it comes to conning americans. (no offence to the americans here)
Lesson learned - if an offer is too good to be true, it usually is.
Don't be a fool. No-one's going to fall for that one! Is it national "Gullible Day" today?
Multi-level marketing.
Nice solid way to take the kids for £25 instead of going for the half-witted adults you lot usually aim for.
Post reported.
Nice solid way to take the kids for £25 instead of going for the half-witted adults you lot usually aim for.
Post reported.