Saturday, July 18, 2009
What's This?
Very strange. Today I received in the mail an envelope with no return address. It was postmarked Phoenix. Inside was a sheet torn out of the June 2009 "News Today-Finance." It was an ad for a product which would fade wrinkles "like magic" in one week. Handwritten on the top was the message "Sharon Call fast, it works!! I only paid shipping!" Is this person trying to tell me I have too many wrinkles?? Who sent it? It's a mystery and I'm putting the page in the recycling bin.:-)
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That is so funny. I would guess it is definitely someone who obviously knows you OR knows your friends and they must have invested in some sort of internet "company". The recycling bin was a wise choice!
ReplyDeleteok...even more strange...how the heck did they get your FL address? Your own sister doesn't know your new mailing address!
ReplyDeleteFunny is right. It didn't come from me even though I do know your address.
ReplyDeleteI'd bet it was Granny Nanny..........
ReplyDeleteMaybe it was Marilyn as she has my address. But I don't know why she wouldn't sign her name. I didn't recycle it yet and am going to check it out. You ladies might be interested.It's called De-Age and is "the greatest anti-aging breakthrough since Botox." :-)
ReplyDeleteHere is what one woman said about the product:
ReplyDeleteThey do not give a physical address or a web site! Only a telephone # !
I have been contacted several times by De-Age, and encouraged to try their "miracle" wrinkle-remover product! Finally I called them, however before I ordered the "free sample", for only "shipping carges", I asked some questions- I finally got some answers after a great deal of probing a reluctant representative.
1) Shipping charge was outrageously high!
2)Along with the "free sample", they also ship me a full-sized product at approximately $90.00 (and my credit card would be charged accordingly) of course I could always return the unused full size (at my expense) and they would deduct the full-sized product amount from my credit card!
I politely declined their offer!
Thanks for saving me some time, Marla. I hadn't gotten around to checking it out yet but sure would like to know who sent it to me and at this address!
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