I was a weekly winner from the quick and simple magazine and it said i was one of 50 winners for a baby tee from clotheslinecandy.com .I received a gift certificate for $10.00 but most everything is 19.00. Do you guys think this was a mistake or the prize. I tried going back to see what it was but all the site at quick and simple says is a baby tee doesnt even show the retail value.Well anyways i emailed quick and simple maybe they might email me back saying it was a mistake. Personally i am very far from being wealthy to be able to purchase a baby tshirt for $19.00 my kids get their clothes from walmart lol. It would have been awesome to win something from the pricey store but i certainly wouldnt run out and buy it.
quick and simple winner question
- Thread starter tearbear
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3mnkids1
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when did you win? did you try doing a search of quick and simple expired to see if it comes up. It should list the prize. 19.00 for a baby tee seems a little pricey to me but then again im cheap. :laughing: never mind. just found it.
1/10 (nap) - Adorable lollitops tees for little ones from ClotheslineCandy.com (50 prizes; ARV $10 each), yep, its 10.00.. sorry.
1/10 (nap) - Adorable lollitops tees for little ones from ClotheslineCandy.com (50 prizes; ARV $10 each), yep, its 10.00.. sorry.
Alot of companies will "give" you a prize knowing that you will have to spend something to be able to use it. If it has a date when it expires then you might not be able to ~ but see if they have 1/2 price sales and maybe you can get one then!
Good luck ~ I know how crazy this seems, but it happens a lot. I would come a lot closer to buying something from a company where I had gotten a legit win, but some companies don't understand this concept yet.
Good luck ~ I know how crazy this seems, but it happens a lot. I would come a lot closer to buying something from a company where I had gotten a legit win, but some companies don't understand this concept yet.
tlpounds
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It would be one thing if it had said they were giving a $10 certificate toward the purchase of a t-shirt, but they made it sound like you were getting the t-shirt. I'm not sure I wouldn't send an e-mail to quickandsimple (they evidently were misled also) about it or use the link of "give us some sugar" (which is their contact link on the clothesline candy site :crazytongue
and ask them about it. To me it's false advertisement.
and ask them about it. To me it's false advertisement.