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6218-lotrtour_060__WinCE___3_ 04 May 2008 10:18am #1
offline lotrfan

Member since 17 Sep 2006

Member from Ellerslie

Posts: 1384

I often enter comps but I am wary of whom I give my details to. Have you noticed that to enter a comp with Coast you have to accept the terms and conditions before you know what they are? That sort of thing puts me off. What do you think?

11679-mona_manuel_resize 04 May 2008 2:48pm #2
offline Mona

Member since 02 Feb 2007

Member from Mangere Central

Posts: 10247

Hi to you lotrfan,I have entered a competition on coast,and have won a CD.I did'nt take any notice of that bit.Have had no bad reaction so far.

6218-lotrtour_060__WinCE___3_ 04 May 2008 5:30pm #3
offline lotrfan

Member since 17 Sep 2006

Member from Ellerslie

Posts: 1384

Ok Mona, so they didn't say your details might be used for any research or stuff like that. I might have a go then. Thanks.

Blank 06 Jun 2010 2:22pm #4
offline Going-Grey

Member since 29 Apr 2010

Member from Northland Region

Posts: 3149

I'm always wary of entering details online.

I don't have a problem if I'm buying something from a reputable company or the competition is done through a reputable organisation though.

I never give personal details out though, and never maiden names, birthdays or passwords.

Have you noticed how, even when you go into a shop like, say, Harvey Norman, they ask you for your phone number or address if you make a purchase?

I questioned this practice once. The shop assistant said it was to complete their database. It turns out they use it to send you advertising details out and in some instance they can sell their database to other organisations who'll bombard you with rubbish.

I said I didn't want to be on their database and as I was paying cash it was none of their business what my phone number and address details were.

I read an article recently where, if you click on some of those pop up adds that spring across your screen (even if it is to click it off) your computer's ID may be collected and you may start receiving spam. sad

85% of the emails sent out now is from spammers. I think that's shocking. I can't believe that there is no control over who bombards your computer.


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