sth128 wrote...
THERE IS NO CONTACT INFO ON THE INVOICE! The two addresses are of the bakery and Bioware Edmonton. THE NAME IS BLACKED OUT SO IS THE TELEPHONE NUMBER!
Also it's already over the donation cap! Anything extra is now LITERALLY POCKETED BY WHOEVER STARTED THE THING. I doubt he (or she) will return the donation (if that's even possible).
Thaa_solon wrote...
Bigdoser wrote...
There is already and article up about this.
http://beefjack.com/...-with-cupcakes/
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sth128 wrote...
THERE IS NO CONTACT INFO ON THE INVOICE! The two addresses are of the bakery and Bioware Edmonton. THE NAME IS BLACKED OUT SO IS THE TELEPHONE NUMBER!Quietness wrote...
Unit-Alpha wrote...
sth128 wrote...
The invoice says COD - collect on delivery. Whoever started this damn thing probably just pocketed all that money.
I suggest you guys demand a video of the donation starter accompanying the cupcakes to Bioware Edmonton.
Uh, if this is all a scam... Damn, that would suck.
He wouldnt include the invoice and the contact info for the person handling the order if it was a scam ^^
Also it's already over the donation cap! Anything extra is now LITERALLY POCKETED BY WHOEVER STARTED THE THING. I doubt he (or she) will return the donation (if that's even possible).
Modifié par GoblinSapper, 26 mars 2012 - 09:06 .
Bwahaha proves that the fandom can move mountains. Or make cupcakes, which is equally great.Thaa_solon wrote...
Bigdoser wrote...
There is already and article up about this.
http://beefjack.com/...-with-cupcakes/
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Welsh Inferno wrote...
Seriously if anyone is really doubting the legitimacy of this feel free to e-mail the bakery directly:
info@fusscupcakes.com
Modifié par Burnham1, 26 mars 2012 - 09:09 .
AlphaDormante wrote...
Thaa_solon wrote...
Bigdoser wrote...
There is already and article up about this.
http://beefjack.com/...-with-cupcakes/
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"Have an article published on your campaign that does not contain the word 'entitled'"
alx119 wrote...
Bwahaha proves that the fandom can move mountains. Or make cupcakes, which is equally great.Thaa_solon wrote...
Bigdoser wrote...
There is already and article up about this.
http://beefjack.com/...-with-cupcakes/
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Yeah because no one ever lies over the internet and "someone" is always trust worthy.Quietness wrote...
Lol look at the whole page and dude stop raging, I saw his full name when i donated. You can also email them, but someone else came on and claimed its real so im assuming they already have. I asked my employees and some have been to fuss cupcakes so its a real place LOL dude chill.
The Extra money will be donated to the Kids Need to Read fundation.GoblinSapper wrote...
sth128 wrote...
THERE IS NO CONTACT INFO ON THE INVOICE! The two addresses are of the bakery and Bioware Edmonton. THE NAME IS BLACKED OUT SO IS THE TELEPHONE NUMBER!Quietness wrote...
Unit-Alpha wrote...
sth128 wrote...
The invoice says COD - collect on delivery. Whoever started this damn thing probably just pocketed all that money.
I suggest you guys demand a video of the donation starter accompanying the cupcakes to Bioware Edmonton.
Uh, if this is all a scam... Damn, that would suck.
He wouldnt include the invoice and the contact info for the person handling the order if it was a scam ^^
Also it's already over the donation cap! Anything extra is now LITERALLY POCKETED BY WHOEVER STARTED THE THING. I doubt he (or she) will return the donation (if that's even possible).
There is Contact Information for the -bakery-, and the donations have been closed.
Thaa_solon wrote...
Bigdoser wrote...
There is already and article up about this.
http://beefjack.com/...-with-cupcakes/
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Burnham1 wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Seriously if anyone is really doubting the legitimacy of this feel free to e-mail the bakery directly:
info@fusscupcakes.com
You can't really prove that e-mail address isn't just a cleverly disguised personal e-mail address.
That said, I don't believe it is a scam, but for those sceptical there really isn't anything that can definitively proove it isn't a scam. You just have to believe it isn't, and if it ends up being one contact your credit card company and try to get them to stop payments.
Burnham1 wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Seriously if anyone is really doubting the legitimacy of this feel free to e-mail the bakery directly:
info@fusscupcakes.com
You can't really prove that e-mail address isn't just a cleverly disguised personal e-mail address.
That said, I don't believe it is a scam, but for those sceptical there really isn't anything that can definitively proove it isn't a scam. You just have to believe it isn't, and if it ends up being one contact your credit card company and try to get them to stop payments.
My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website.Burnham1 wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Seriously if anyone is really doubting the legitimacy of this feel free to e-mail the bakery directly:
info@fusscupcakes.com
You can't really prove that e-mail address isn't just a cleverly disguised personal e-mail address.
That said, I don't believe it is a scam, but for those skeptical there really isn't anything that can definitively prove it isn't a scam. You just have to believe it isn't, and if it ends up being one contact your credit card company and try to get them to stop payments.
Modifié par Unit-Alpha, 26 mars 2012 - 09:12 .
Turkeysock wrote...
Why are we sending them DELICIOUS DELECTABLE OH SO TASTY cupcakes?
You should send all 400 to me!
Because every web site on the internet represents a real brick and mortar store. Nobody ever tried to fake a web site to scam people.Welsh Inferno wrote...
My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website.Burnham1 wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Seriously if anyone is really doubting the legitimacy of this feel free to e-mail the bakery directly:
info@fusscupcakes.com
You can't really prove that e-mail address isn't just a cleverly disguised personal e-mail address.
That said, I don't believe it is a scam, but for those skeptical there really isn't anything that can definitively prove it isn't a scam. You just have to believe it isn't, and if it ends up being one contact your credit card company and try to get them to stop payments.
tenojitsu wrote...
If this doesnt get through to them, I say we keep showering them with gifts. Perhaps next will send them a bunch a personalized build-a-bear teddy bears, lol.
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