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A few weeks ago, I received an e-mail from a ferry company offering me a really low cross channel fare, starting from £25.
I didn’t take them up on their ‘time limited special offer’.
Today I get another e-mail:
“Due to popular demand, we’ve extended our offer until 6th January 2010 – and we’ve made even more space available at the great low fare of £25 each way. But be quick, as space is limited!”
Translation: Few people bothered themselves to book a space, even at this so-called giveaway rate, so we’ve been forced to extend the ‘deadline’ in the hope that we can sell a few more places on our cross Channel ferries.
Space is limited sure, limited by the capacity of a nearly empty ferry.
Anybody else got any examples of misleading marketing ‘double speak’???
Just Chat, it’s a fun place to be :lol:
I get them all the time..
You have two days to reply to this otherwise I will take my admiration elsewhere!
Love Pete. xxIt’s been three days, four hours and twenty seven seconds and you still haven’t replied. You will not get a better offer elsewhere!
Love Pete. xxToo Late – I’ve had a Good Ole Tug.. Your Loss!
Love Pete. xx
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