23-01-07, 01:42 PM
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 | My problem with people signing up.Hey guys, So im chatting to some of my yellows on MSN. And each and every one of them won't do an offer. They said they would but the offers on the site do not intrest them. What do I say to that? |
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23-01-07, 01:55 PM
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| Re: My problem with people signing up.once they decide not to do an offer that;s there mind made up pretty much, well the people i chat to on MSN, they all mostly do lovefilm, if not you do get some that will do the bingo offer if you give them £10, i normally say you could make some more money with that £10 
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23-01-07, 02:00 PM
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| Re: My problem with people signing up.If there are free offers available, you can entice them by saying the offer gives them something for nothing, and they'd be on their way to a free gift of their own. I suppose you can try selling the freebie site, and their participation in it, to them (rather than the offer). If worst comes to worst, you could entice them by offering cash or offering to trade greens. What do I know though? All my yellows have gone green because I traded for them or I sold them something in return for the green. I've yet to try getting unsolicited yellows to go green. Ginga |
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23-01-07, 06:30 PM
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| Re: My problem with people signing up.From what I found long ago, if they say no they mean no, no matter how nicely they say it. If they aren't that interested to join it the first time you ask there's little hope. You are far better off using your time getting new yellows.
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23-01-07, 07:11 PM
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| Re: My problem with people signing up.Yea, iv just chatted to someone who dont wanna do it and i didnt bother hassling him about it, if they dont do it then never will,
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24-01-07, 11:01 AM
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| Re: My problem with people signing up.Hey, i have a question on a similar point to this i usually get around 1in 5 to 1in 10 yellows to go green but at the moment on console incentives i have about 60 yellows that haven't gone green for about 2 weeks. Support say it is up to the referals to ask for the credits so i was thinking of sending a bulk email around to gently remind people either to do an offer or complain if they are missing credit because 60 yellows in a row without a green seems really unusual. But i was wondering if there is any etiquette i should follow about that? I'm fairly new but am waiting for delivery for a Wii and PS2 so have some experience, just never had this problem before. Also, rather than giving people £10 to do the offer why not tell them to do a roulett one and put £5 red and £5 black for example. That way as long as 0 doesn't come up they get their £10 back and a credit and are on their way to a free gift. It worked for me with Chit Chat bingo. |
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