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cd02 · 09-04-07, 03:33 PM

maybe a stupid idea but instead of having newbies keep coming on here and starting thread after thread about i want this answered and i want answers to that... couldn't we have a sticky or something with contact methods for the different networks ?? I know if ppl search, most the methods are listed but hey, who uses search when they first go on a site ?!

it would be up to the networks to supply their prefered method of communication and the contact details but hopefully it would get rid of all these threads that keep popping up...

please don't flood this thread with crap and sorry if its a complete waste of an idea..

Dim Tim · 09-04-07, 03:43 PM

Or maybe a FAQ Sticky thread... lol

we all come up with most frequently asked question and then we answer them...

Steve-UK · 09-04-07, 03:49 PM

i thought the only contact methods were via the support sections on the relavent sites... you're not allowed to pm the network owners on exceem unless expressly permitted... (even then i've been ignored) and some of the networks provide a support email/msn address on their site.... are there additional contact methods??

cd02 · 09-04-07, 03:55 PM

thats what i mean thou, you know you're not meant to pm them cuase you've been here since feb and looked around, i think it needs clearing up and put into one place for newbies or ppl looking for a quick answer..

in terms of it the network allows you to pm them, email them, if so what email address, msn support, aol support, yahoo support, whatever support..

you get what i mean ?

and i know one arguement thats going to come of this.. should we be listing support for non supported sites.. i think we should but thats me and i have no power on exceem...

Steve-UK · 09-04-07, 04:10 PM

hehe my join date is very misleading, you have no idea how much i used this place before I actually signed up :P I've infact been around for years, I just didn't really have the time to use the freebie sites so didn't bother signing up. I often looked around the Online Freebies section

shouldn't really let guests see that lol
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also most of the sites that DO offer an email/msn address are just

support@domain.co.uk

if i remember right most sites offer that (on their main domain not subdomains to each product), the only main example that doesn't is the giveaway network

09-04-07, 03:33 PM	#1
cd02 Mini Mac Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Tewkes Posts: 4,548	contact maybe a stupid idea but instead of having newbies keep coming on here and starting thread after thread about i want this answered and i want answers to that... couldn't we have a sticky or something with contact methods for the different networks ?? I know if ppl search, most the methods are listed but hey, who uses search when they first go on a site ?! it would be up to the networks to supply their prefered method of communication and the contact details but hopefully it would get rid of all these threads that keep popping up... please don't flood this thread with crap and sorry if its a complete waste of an idea..

09-04-07, 03:43 PM	#2
Dim Tim Mini Mac Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Swansea Posts: 5,584	Re: contact Or maybe a FAQ Sticky thread... lol we all come up with most frequently asked question and then we answer them... __________________ Previously known as DariusTim Total Received: £9145

09-04-07, 03:49 PM	#3
Steve-UK Easy Freebie Network Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bristol, UK Posts: 773	Re: contact i thought the only contact methods were via the support sections on the relavent sites... you're not allowed to pm the network owners on exceem unless expressly permitted... (even then i've been ignored) and some of the networks provide a support email/msn address on their site.... are there additional contact methods??

09-04-07, 03:55 PM	#4
cd02 Mini Mac Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Tewkes Posts: 4,548	Re: contact thats what i mean thou, you know you're not meant to pm them cuase you've been here since feb and looked around, i think it needs clearing up and put into one place for newbies or ppl looking for a quick answer.. in terms of it the network allows you to pm them, email them, if so what email address, msn support, aol support, yahoo support, whatever support.. you get what i mean ? and i know one arguement thats going to come of this.. should we be listing support for non supported sites.. i think we should but thats me and i have no power on exceem... Last edited by cd02; 09-04-07 at 03:56 PM.. Reason: thought of something else

09-04-07, 04:10 PM	#5
Steve-UK Easy Freebie Network Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bristol, UK Posts: 773	Re: contact hehe my join date is very misleading, you have no idea how much i used this place before I actually signed up :P I've infact been around for years, I just didn't really have the time to use the freebie sites so didn't bother signing up. I often looked around the Online Freebies section shouldn't really let guests see that lol </offtopic> also most of the sites that DO offer an email/msn address are just support@domain.co.uk if i remember right most sites offer that (on their main domain not subdomains to each product), the only main example that doesn't is the giveaway network Last edited by Steve-UK; 09-04-07 at 04:12 PM..

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