Is your name on mugs list?

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MicrosoftBob replied

18 March 2014, 15:08
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Why would they leg it without getting paid?

Perhaps Old Greg does freebies for UKIPers
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d000hg replied

18 March 2014, 15:04
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

It works for KentPhilip's dates.

Why would they leg it without getting paid?
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Old Greg replied

18 March 2014, 14:53
Originally posted by Ticktock View Post

You mean if you leg it without paying?

It works for KentPhilip's dates.
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MicrosoftBob replied

18 March 2014, 14:47
Originally posted by Ticktock View Post

You mean if you leg it without paying?

Nope they opened a new store in Milton Keynes, was on their Facebook list and got an invite for a free meal...and it wasn't a scam they just wanted to trial their new store on unsuspecting mugs

Food was nice though
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Ticktock replied

18 March 2014, 14:45
Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View Post

I got free dinner for two (and free beer) one lunch time at Waggamma this year, so there can be such a thing as a free lunch if you take it literally

You mean if you leg it without paying?
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MicrosoftBob replied

18 March 2014, 13:45
Originally posted by original PM View Post

Indeed no such thing as a free lunch - therefore anything which offers one is just a lie.

I got free dinner for two (and free beer) one lunch time at Waggamma this year, so there can be such a thing as a free lunch if you take it literally
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original PM replied

18 March 2014, 13:09
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

If a company can make a guaranteed fortune with zero risk, from storage pods for example, why do they need to sell them to the public?

Indeed no such thing as a free lunch - therefore anything which offers one is just a lie.
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doodab replied

18 March 2014, 00:43
I thought this was a thread about the electoral roll.
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AtW replied

17 March 2014, 23:37
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

If a company can make a guaranteed fortune with zero risk, from storage pods for example, why do they need to sell them to the public?

Because it's only guaranteed (to the creators of those schemes) if they can find mugs to put money into it.
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xoggoth replied

17 March 2014, 23:36
Think got cold called by them on several occasions. Did not fall for it. A bit of a Google should have warned anyone off, think the Times covered it.

Same with several other things I've been contacted about, so many are recent setups with no track record, have directors who have been associated with previous failed ventures etc. Some just don't make basic sense. If a company can make a guaranteed fortune with zero risk, from storage pods for example, why do they need to sell them to the public?
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AtW started a topic Is your name on mugs list?

17 March 2014, 21:57
Is your name on mugs list?

It could be -

Wine investors warned of 'mugs list' - Telegraph
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