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Blockbuster Express: Rent One Get One Free Code – Exp 10/24 | SwagGrabber
Blockbuster Express: Rent One Get One Free Code – Exp 10/24 | SwagGrabber:
"Head to your local Blockbuster Express kiosk and you can rent one and get one free with promo code HLLWN3 until 10/24 at midnight! Don’t forget to return your movie by 9:00pm the next night to avoid the $1 a night rental fee!
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"Head to your local Blockbuster Express kiosk and you can rent one and get one free with promo code HLLWN3 until 10/24 at midnight! Don’t forget to return your movie by 9:00pm the next night to avoid the $1 a night rental fee!
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Buy One Get One FREE Stretch Island Fruit
Stretch Island Fruit Co. Buy One Get One FREE Facebook Coupon | MoneySavingQueen.com:
"Be one of the first 25,000 people to “like” Stretch Island Fruit Co. on facebook and you can print a buy one get one free coupon. The coupon is good on Original Fruit Strips and Fruitabu Smooshed Fruit Rolls (maximum savings $3.99).
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"Be one of the first 25,000 people to “like” Stretch Island Fruit Co. on facebook and you can print a buy one get one free coupon. The coupon is good on Original Fruit Strips and Fruitabu Smooshed Fruit Rolls (maximum savings $3.99).
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Technological FUBAR
blackberry, iphone, droid, computer, pc, mac, laptop, netbook, wi-fi, texting, emails, ims, facebook, twitters, myspace......the list goes on....well it's a link to one another, did you realize that?
someone you don't want to talk to is on the net, comes across a search on facebook for people in a certain town, they find the town and see thousands of hits, but one of them is someone they went to school with, so they go and check out that person's profile, their new friends profile appears to not be very private and shows all their friends, of which that the someone might know, from that new friend list the someone finds a "like" of a business that looked like a popular hangout when they were younger, so that someone "likes" it, that new list of people shows yet more friends, of which one is recognized, that someone checks out that new profile and sees a business connection, that person googles the business name and finds a ton of hits, one of which is connected to an old email address, that person emails the old email address which gets forwarded to another address (unknown to that someone).....all it took was a few clicks, go figure.
no matter how much you try to limit your exposure you truly can't. one way or another, either by direct connection or by link or other connection, you can have no privacy at all. solution? get your information off the net dumbass! well, not so simple, try googling yourself, just SEE how old those search responses are.
it is trully fubar
this was seriously not based on real events, just a situational awareness that came to me today
someone you don't want to talk to is on the net, comes across a search on facebook for people in a certain town, they find the town and see thousands of hits, but one of them is someone they went to school with, so they go and check out that person's profile, their new friends profile appears to not be very private and shows all their friends, of which that the someone might know, from that new friend list the someone finds a "like" of a business that looked like a popular hangout when they were younger, so that someone "likes" it, that new list of people shows yet more friends, of which one is recognized, that someone checks out that new profile and sees a business connection, that person googles the business name and finds a ton of hits, one of which is connected to an old email address, that person emails the old email address which gets forwarded to another address (unknown to that someone).....all it took was a few clicks, go figure.
no matter how much you try to limit your exposure you truly can't. one way or another, either by direct connection or by link or other connection, you can have no privacy at all. solution? get your information off the net dumbass! well, not so simple, try googling yourself, just SEE how old those search responses are.
it is trully fubar
this was seriously not based on real events, just a situational awareness that came to me today
Thursday, October 21, 2010
purturbed
i'm in my online classroom making my weekly contribution to one of the numerous and tedious discussion board questions. i contribute my answer regarding ethics in marketing - the question is pretty much "if you came across a competitors information, what would you do with it?" so i throw in some knowledge i have regarding privileged information and client confidentiality AND i discuss ethics in marketing, the pros and cons, i even had support to back up my point of view and...WHAM....smacked down by the professor for having knowledge outside the realm of the discussion...."your experience allows you knowledge in that area, but as marketers we may not know when to turn our backs..." blah blah blah..........since when was knowledge a bad thing? it's basic common sense anyways..........if private information "falls in your lap" do you abuse it and use it or do you do the ethical thing...HELLO, no brainer...if marketers can't figure that out than they have a lot more problems than i thought.
Quote for the day
"The only failure in life is to enter a room full of doors and not try every handle." - Kenneth Jones, K and H Custom Home Solutions / @khcustom
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