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Re: Lowells - Would you?
The prizes are typical freebies
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Erm...don't think I'll bother
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Bugger, I took them up on that today - what a prick I am sometimes.............
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Originally posted by thechippy View PostBugger, I took them up on that today - what a prick I am sometimes.............
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IFYPFY.Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
However, I mean to raise this with Consumer Direct, as I owe those dolts precisely nothing and hence am unable to take part despite them declaring that - link:
Moreover, their statement "This promotion is not a lottery, competition or prize draw" may not necessarily be sufficient to comply with the Lotteries and Amusements Act 1976 - link - section 1 of which doth state:Eligibility: this offer is open to all UK residents aged 18 years or over.
However, if the promotion also contained some test of skill - such as completing a sentence in 17 words or fewer - then it should be quite legal.All lotteries which do not constitute gaming are unlawful, except as provided by this Act and section 2(1) of the National Lottery etc. Act 1993.
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"I had to complete my on-line application in crayon because............"Originally posted by CleverClogs View PostIFYPFY.
However, I mean to raise this with Consumer Direct, as I owe those dolts precisely nothing and hence am unable to take part despite them declaring that - link:
Moreover, their statement "This promotion is not a lottery, competition or prize draw" may not necessarily be sufficient to comply with the Lotteries and Amusements Act 1976 - link - section 1 of which doth state:
However, if the promotion also contained some test of skill - such as completing a sentence in 17 words or fewer - then it should be quite legal.
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Bloody hell, this is priceless!!!
Haven't laughed so much since I got a postcard at Easter of a fluffy chick coming out of an Egg, saying "Let's crack this debt together!"
By Gum, they're sheer class. You should ask them where they got them, Niddy!See the icons at base of page!
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That's actually impossible to do.Originally posted by charitynjw View Post
How about: "I want to give all my money to Lowells because.........." ?
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Or "Lowells are called the Leeds losers because ............." ?
Last edited by CleverClogs (RIP); 25 November 2011, 07:34.Comment
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Huh! I must have really p****d them off. I didn't get an entry with my letters.
Stamps his feet and throws a tantrum!!!
Perhaps demonstrating the use of a garotte on one of their managers would prove a useful skill. It would also make a seerious contributiion to the relief of global warming, i.e. siad manager would stop breathing out! Grrrr.
I really am offended I didn't get an invite to partake of said lottery. Never mind our funeral fund is sending us a new telly for Christmas (yes true)l
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Those pine box TV's are really nice... (or oak if you're on the deluxe plan...)Comment
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(avoid the black ash ones....)Comment
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I had this for a debt that is a month or three over the six year point. They must be getting desperate, give us 2k and we'll give you a load of crap in return.... ah, but Lowells, you've been giving me crap for years!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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