How far should a company go...

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[Roz]

Shocking.

Anyway - just be very careful who you rant to Joanna

[sketchqueen]

Usually it's myself or my ever-patient friend though I'm trying not to anymore - she gets more upset than I do at some of the antics!!


It's fun to look at my inbox and see a folder marked Personal - it's all the emails to myself

[rns91294]

Maybe I should write to Artbox and demand the triple auto card that was not in any of my boxes  But seriously, I don't understand where some people come from.  I guess they figure it is worth a shot.  If I were you, i would just send them a letter, thanking them for their interest, with maybe a nice list of release dates for upcoming sets a and a list of dealers where they can purchase them.

[Nienna]

It sounds to me like the old maxim ... "If you don't ask ... then you don't get."
I would never dream of writing to card companies asking or should I say ... demanding they send me free cards ~ I think it's totally outrageous!
As for this ...

It's fun to look at my inbox and see a folder marked Personal - it's all the emails to myself

Well ... you're never alone with schizophrenia ... as the old joke goes!
I wonder .... perhaps you could forward them to another Forum member instead of your own inbox and they in turn could delete the names and post them on a new thread so we can ALL have a good laugh at what you'd really like to say?
What do you think?

[robwaddle]

I emailed Comic Images ages back asking about how to get some promos. They very kindly sent me a heap of 'em at their own expense. As I'm in UK, I was suitably impressed!!

If you get the chance, go to a show and say hi to Allan Caplan (Inkworks CEO). He's a really nice guy who cares about his customers.

Take note Topps lolols!!!!!

Rob