11 Mar 2010 5:33 PM:

That's fine, if you are happy being taken in by Justins little harpsicords then who am I to cricise. This is no different to someone from the other side of the world sending you an e-mail saying that their son or daughter is dying of some disease that could be treated  but they are short of money to pay for medicine.

Whatever way you want to dress this up, Justin has pulled off a great coup and you were gullible to fall for it. Good bit of marketing Justin. Oh I notice there was no mention of how much is owed to the tax man. For all we know four figures could be €1000 or €9999 big difference eh.

No one works for nothing and I'm sure you'll probably make a nice little profit. Shame about the way you went about it though.

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11 Mar 2010 4:52 PM:

Justin, you don't get it.  I agree it's a fantastic offer. But you ruined it by pulling on the heart strings of your members by begging for the money to pay of YOUR debts.

You lost all credability by begging and that's where I have the problem. If you had  e-mailed everyone with a fantastic offer then no one would have been suspicious of your motives. This now simply looks like another one of those low down marketing ploys, praying at those who are easily influenced by a sob story.

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11 Mar 2010 3:36 PM:

 

 

This message was last edited by tomaarto on 11/03/2010.
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11 Mar 2010 3:35 PM:

What a great way of getting rid of all your old rubbish one has lying around. Start up a begging letter and get all the gullibles to fall for it. This takes the buiscuit really does. Someone in such a privileged position to have hundreds of e-mails at their disposal should not then be taking advantage and sending out  begging letters to these subscibers.

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