Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
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#2Well, what is it? How did you find it?
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#3Well, what is it? How did you find it?
No idea. It's being shared amongst my group of friends on facebook. Sounds intriguing, at least to me. (I've applied).
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#4"11000 places available. One exceptional benefit."
"You are applying to join a club of which you know nothing about ..."
"The more people you refer to the 11K Club ... the higher your chances of becoming a member."
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#5"11000 places available. One exceptional benefit." "You are applying to join a club of which you know nothing about ..." "The more people you refer to the 11K Club ... the higher your chances of becoming a member."
>"You are applying to join a club of which you know nothing about ..."
I usually don't even apply to join clubs about of which I know for many of, but with color me on intrigued!
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#6"11000 places available. One exceptional benefit." "You are applying to join a club of which you know nothing about ..." "The more people you refer to the 11K Club ... the higher your chances of becoming a member."
>> of which you know nothing about
Oooh, is it the Extraneous Preposition Club?
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#7Sounds like a modern iteration of the PEN15 Club
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#8Is keeping your site traffic-spike-proof important? Apparently Not.
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#9Well, what is it? How did you find it?
No idea. It's being shared amongst my group of friends on facebook. Sounds intriguing, at least to me. (I've applied).
Ugh. Behavior like this encourages more obnoxious teaser sites like this, that profit from abusing people's natural curiosity. These sites are barely a quantum leap above spam.
Re: Is telling the customer what your site does important? Apparently Not
#10What's the current market price for the personal contact details of 11,000+ individuals? Keep in mind that these people are willing to sign up for something they know nothing about...