vikiyn

Does any one know how to contact the people who run the fab shop hop? I was contacted and told I won a 10.00 prize but no one has contacted me as to which quilt shop I won it at. It's been 14 days and altho I've tried to contact the fab shop company no one will answer my e-mails and I can't find a phone number. The rules say if not contacted with in 7 days it will be given to some one else. I've won that same prize a couple of time before so they have my e-mail address. Anybody have any ideas?

susie-susie-susie

I have won a $10.00 prize a few times and the shop address is usually in the notification eMail. Have they changed the way they notify people? Hope you find an answer soon. I don't really know how to contact anyone, wish you luck.
Sue

starshine

If you need to contact the Fabshophop administrators their contact link is at the bottom of the page. Sample below and I changed the text color of the link to click on but on the site all the links are blue. So if you won the prize from Fab.....and you aren't sure how to use it contact them, or if you have any question regarding the shop hop. If you win one of the gift cert. from one of the shops the email will contain the shop name and the confirmation number to access the gift cert. Ok when I copied it they were in a straight line across, which is how it appears at the bottom of the site window but here it switched to a column.



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yngldy

I have won from them before. One time I won a bonus prize worth $10 which was a package of fabric sent to me from one of the stores. I guess they get your address from the FSH information you give when you sign up. I "won" this time, but it was 20% off of a $50 purchase instead of the usual $10 off from the store. I passed. I can basically get that from any store that I get emails from, any time of the year, and I don't have to spend hours looking for a bunny. (Sorry if I sound cynical.)