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Originally Posted by Charleen DiSante
I wondered if it bothered anyone else to read through this lengthy and seemingly promising email and then slowly find out she is selling something (although it may be good....) it then takes another 5 min. of reading to find out the price. Glad to hear it's not just me. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks for the warning. :D
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Yes, she was always trying to sell one thing or another.
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I signed up a couple of days ago. It looked like a good place to get free patterns. I am already sorry--it has been less than a week. I haven't seen any thing of interest yet.
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Originally Posted by Country1
Had same problem. Seemed like it just turned into a sales pitch not tips.
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I appreciate the warning!
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Yep. I too have been through the "Penny Pitch" !! No more. I unsubscribed and ended that nonsense!
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Never heard of her, but I'm glad for this warning!
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Welcome to the world many of us have unfortunately experienced. I ended up getting a new email address.
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Originally Posted by nannyrick.com
Maryann, I could have written your letter. When I started out a few months ago, I ordered her online book for Beginner Quilting and paid $39.00, (which I wish I had back). I soon found out that if you wanted to go further you would end up paying megabucks.
Every e-mail was just a teaser to buy more. I soon found out I could have learned more, from this group or on Yu Tube. I regret the day I wasted my money, and time for this and am glad I didn't fall for more. I,m glad you posted this. I was kind of leery of doing it, because I thought I should not. I did get the e-mails to stop after a couple of trys. Hang in there and keep trying or just DELETE. |
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