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Free "EnergyGel" Sample
- Thread starter st3ve
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I tried it out, but it's not exactly free. You have to print off the confirmation e-mail, and send it in a self-addresed envelope to:
Energy Gel Offer
High5 Ltd
31 The Derwent Business Centre
Clarke St
Derby
DE1 2BU
I have no idea where that is, but I'm pretty sure it's not in the United States. Going to check the rules on this, but I think that disqualifies this as a "free" deal.
Energy Gel Offer
High5 Ltd
31 The Derwent Business Centre
Clarke St
Derby
DE1 2BU
I have no idea where that is, but I'm pretty sure it's not in the United States. Going to check the rules on this, but I think that disqualifies this as a "free" deal.
Its an address in the UK. And if you print just that on the envelope, chances are its not going to arrive. You need to put "U.K." or "United Kingdom" below it, and double-underline it.DudeItsMe said:I have no idea where that is, but I'm pretty sure it's not in the United States.
For the trouble, it's not worth it IMO. A stamp is 37 cents, no clue how many stamps you need to snail-mail something to the UK.. Energy gels run maybe $1 usually.
It's about the same principle as sending in for a $1 rebate. Is it honestly worth it?
It's about the same principle as sending in for a $1 rebate. Is it honestly worth it?
DudeItsMe said:no clue how many stamps you need to snail-mail something to the UK..
.84cents /postalworker