Seyberts sign up to win a cue-nope

[measureman]

I went to Seyberts site to look around and was offered a chance to win a cue by submitting my e-mail.
After doing that I was asked to provide my mobile number and agree to receive promotional texts,not going to do that.
I don't mind spam e mail but spam texts are annoying.

 

[garczar]

I went to Seyberts site to look around and was offered a chance to win a cue by submitting my e-mail.
After doing that I was asked to provide my mobile number and agree to receive promotional texts,not going to do that.
I don't mind spam e mail but spam texts are annoying.

I made that mistake trying to win a golf club. Never do that shit again. Got hammered with promo crap.

 

[GoldCrown]

I went to Seyberts site to look around and was offered a chance to win a cue by submitting my e-mail.
After doing that I was asked to provide my mobile number and agree to receive promotional texts,not going to do that.
I don't mind spam e mail but spam texts are annoying.

I’m still waiting to win. I need another cue like a snail needs air brakes. They have my cell/email/ssn/blood type/religion/race/shoe size…

 

[Mobiker]

Yep, I went through the same exercise a few weeks back. No way!

 

[buckshotshoey]

I'm signed up. They don't text that often. Not enough to be annoying.

 

[Tom1234]

I'm signed up. They don't text that often. Not enough to be annoying.

Wait until they sell the ”list” that has you phone number, email, etc. Years ago, I went into a store to buy an item; they asked for my phone number and email. I told them those things were worth at least $100; they could pay me cash right then. When I was told no, I spent my money elsewhere. Companies sell mailing lists all the time. Try to keep as much of your personal info off of them when you can.