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[jspiess]

Welsh Inferno wrote...

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.

My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website. 

common sense is hard to come by sometimes...

[AlekzanderZ]

ah man! great idea!

[TheDove]

This madness knows no end...

[Mr.BlazenGlazen]

sth128 wrote...

Welsh Inferno wrote...

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.

My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website. 

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.

what

[Turkeysock]

DungeonHoek wrote...

Turkeysock wrote...

Why are we sending them DELICIOUS DELECTABLE OH SO TASTY cupcakes?

You should send all 400 to me!

But then you would get horribly fat and we'd have to pay to get a crane to bust down a wall in your house. And how would play video games with those pork fried fingers?

Don't do it man!, there are better ways!

I think I'd have some kind of heart attack or maybe some kind of insulin shock before I got that fat trying to eat all 400 before they go bad. Thats a great way to go;)

[AlphaDormante]

sth128 wrote...

Welsh Inferno wrote...

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.

My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website. 

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.

Um...you're serious? 5 seconds and Google will tell you that Fuss Cupcakes is completely legit.

[TheJediSaint]

Man, with $1000 worth of cupcakes, the ME3 team may have to enlist the Dragon Age team for help in disposing of them.

Modifié par TheJediSaint, 26 mars 2012 - 09:16 .

[prsquared]

I hope the OP hasn't poisoned it.

[Burnham1]

Welsh Inferno wrote...

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.

My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website. 

I clearly stated I don't believe it is a scam myself. But those skeptical will likely remain skeptical. An excuse can be made for any item of proof we can find to try to show people this isn't a scam. Some people will just remain paranoid no matter what.

It isn't like it matters anymore anyways because the donation cap has been reached. Luckily it seems a lot of people aren't paranoid and fully trust the source to deliver on what they are advertising. Which is good, because this is a really cool idea.

[Welsh Inferno]

sth would you like me to give you their phone number? An address for one of their bakeries so you can go there in person?

[LGTX]

sth128 wrote...

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.

Just drop it. Please. They have phone contact info and a blog that has been running for a while. 

[Unit-Alpha]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

sth128 wrote...

Welsh Inferno wrote...

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.

My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website. 

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.

what

Pretty sure that was sarcasm.

[Animositisomina]

prsquared wrote...

I hope the OP hasn't poisoned it.

The OP isn't baking them, only placing the order.

[Mr.BlazenGlazen]

Welsh Inferno wrote...

sth would you like me to give you their phone number? An address for one of their bakeries so you can go there in person?

Oh, but its not like someone hasn't set up a fake phone number before. Or a fake address at that!

[sth128]

The address points to a car!!! It's a scam!!!

LOL

@Welsh Inferno

As if I would travel all the way to Edmonton (or call long distance) just to confirm a movement I have no interest in and did not donate to.

Modifié par sth128, 26 mars 2012 - 09:20 .

[Welsh Inferno]

Burnham1 wrote...

I clearly stated I don't believe it is a scam myself. But those skeptical will likely remain skeptical. An excuse can be made for any item of proof we can find to try to show people this isn't a scam. Some people will just remain paranoid no matter what.

It isn't like it matters anymore anyways because the donation cap has been reached. Luckily it seems a lot of people aren't paranoid and fully trust the source to deliver on what they are advertising. Which is good, because this is a really cool idea.

Ok. My bad. Sorry for jumping to conclusions bro. 

[Jeb231]

You shouldn't include a letter, simply let the Bioware team decide the true meaning behind the cupcakes.

[Grumpy-Mcfart]

jess05 wrote...

wheelierdan wrote...

interesting that this donation drive thread doesn't get locked but all the others do.

Who doesn't like cupcakes?

anyone who's a fan of My Little pony: Friendship is Magic


and here's why

[That EMT 5410]

Hexedcoder wrote...

Don't trust those blue or green cupcakes, they've got cyanide in them.

Red ones are the bestest ones.

Beware the cupcakes with black cables coming out of them, they'll indoctrinate you.

[Quietness]

sth128 wrote...

Welsh Inferno wrote...

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.

My god. THEN GO TO Fusscupcakes.com. Find their contact info on their own website. 

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.

I live in Calgary,AB Ive been to Edmonton A TON OF TIMES if you would stop being silly and start reading what im saying you will have seen me confirm ITS A REAL PLACE

Modifié par Quietness, 26 mars 2012 - 09:21 .

[AlphaDormante]

sth128 wrote...

The address points to a car!!! It's a scam!!!

LOL

Well, it's good that you're entertaining yourself.

[Silver5k]

Nooooo! You've already reached the 1k.

[Mr.BlazenGlazen]

That was sarcasm, btw.

[M12311]

Doh, I missed it too. Should have made it a 1,000 cupcakes.

[Welsh Inferno]

sth128 wrote...

The address points to a car!!! It's a scam!!!

LOL

@Welsh Inferno

As if I would travel all the way to Edmonton (or call long distance) just to confirm a movement I have no interest in and did not donate to.

Why are you even here then?