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Hello,
This Friday we saw the same thing happen here in Spain with a Facebook Contest for the brand Zara.
A nice FB banner that sends us to a landing with just the email to fill.
Following the registration via the form (email), we receive an email of validation that here:
When you click on the "tinyurl" link you will be taken to a completely absurd page where you will be asked to enter your phone number to confirm your registration.
As you will have understood, this was not a Zara contest, it was in no way organized by Zara.
I would have liked to show you the landing but it was removed from the web as quickly as the one mentioned in the article above.
Lamentable practices of lamentable actors 🙁
I'll try to be vigilant in the box because I've already received this kind of little turds from canalnews-vip, but as I often discard them by batch, the landing and follow-up are already inactive.
But the first one who catches the screenshots and can put them online, I want to come and put a bazooka on the provider 🙂
Ah, the very dear SNCF...
Find the "unsubscribe" in the famous footer of the SNCF loyalty program's promotional emails:
In the same line there is the version with the sender Carrefour, and that has nothing to do once again with the mayonnaise http://bit.ly/1H8Lvzm
this kind of practice really breaks a practice concern of some actors...
It's funny to see that Thomas's answer refers to the same organizing company
And some like that we find every month:
http://survey.andyouropinion.fr/supermarche4/ => Carrefour
http://survey.andyouropinion.fr/supermarche3/ => Intermarché
=> Air France
=> Aldi
I think that these operations are too ephemeral for brands to react
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