I saw this bulletin posted on Myspace titled "do you like polos???" and it said, "Hey! I have a friend who works at Lacoste and she just told me about a new promotion they're having!!! They're trying to gain popularity with the MySpace audience so they're giving away two free polos to MySpace users at their site! Just fill out some quick stuff... and enjoy their famous polos!" Is this REAL or do you have to actually buy the polos? Is there a catch and is it safe to do?
devilspawn_666 answered Friday August 11 2006, 11:07 pm: I've never participated in anything like this, but I will offer this bit of advice to you: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Most of the bullitens like that are complete scams and they want you to do something ridiculous like spend all kinds of money at a certain store or recruit 25 friends to join a website. This probably isn't safe to do especially if they're asking for your email address and other personal information. If you give them you email, be prepared for TONS of junk mail. [ devilspawn_666's advice column | Ask devilspawn_666 A Question ]
MummuM answered Friday August 11 2006, 10:56 pm: Most of them crazy bulletins people post are scams. Don't give them any e-mails or personal information. It can give you viruses and loads of junk/scam mail. It's even possible for the person to take all the information you sent out and use it to hack into your MySpace account. ♥ [ MummuM's advice column | Ask MummuM A Question ]
babiigirl answered Friday August 11 2006, 9:52 pm: I dont know if that one in general is a scam but ill tell you this. Do not put your email on those stupid things. I did and i get over a hundred scam emails a day.
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