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Contributor: *Camoprincess* *Camoprincess*
Okay my question for you is how do you handle the ample amount of invites for pleasure parties by friends or by a consultant? I mean I know that is how they make money, I use to be a consultant for one of the companies about 4 years ago an made NO money from it. One girl I went to school with is a consultant, I went to a party that a friend had hosted an the lady wanted contact info. No big deal right, WRONG I get emails and Facebook invites all the time. I went to the party last September before learning of Eden's points program at that time I was just doing offsite reviews. I am trying to figure out how to politely tell her I am no longer interested in her emails or invites, I know though that she will ask WHY?! Personally I don't want to say "Oh cause I can EVERYTHING I need for my sexual needs for FREE or little out of pocket cost to me." Any of my friends who I know that use sex toys I have told them about Eden so they can also get the HUGE discounts and what not as well so they are starting to steer away from toy parties to. I don't want to come off rude or anything cause the lady is real nice an I have known her for what seems like forever.

What would you do in this situation?!
08/26/2012
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Contributor: Sodom and Gomorrah Sodom and Gomorrah
"I'm so sorry but due to the constant busy demand of my (work or school) I need to unsubscribe from your email list. When my situation improves I will gladly let you know, thank you for everything."
08/26/2012
Contributor: travelnurse travelnurse
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Originally posted by Sodom and Gomorrah
"I'm so sorry but due to the constant busy demand of my (work or school) I need to unsubscribe from your email list. When my situation improves I will gladly let you know, thank you for everything."
Good answer!!
08/26/2012
Contributor: - Kira - - Kira -
If it were me it would go something like "I don't wish to attend because you sell shitty toys at high price tags!" But then I'm overly honest with things. Maybe the work/school excuse would work better for you.
08/26/2012
Contributor: ellieprobable ellieprobable
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Originally posted by - Kira -
If it were me it would go something like "I don't wish to attend because you sell shitty toys at high price tags!" But then I'm overly honest with things. Maybe the work/school excuse would work better for you.
Seriously. If they were selling decent toys, it wouldn't be such an issue. I've been to one of those parties and had a hard time holding my tongue at the misinformation that the consultant was spreading. I warned all of my friends that were there about the safety issues with the toys and the fact that prices were really jacked up.
08/26/2012
Contributor: XxXxX XxXxX
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Originally posted by *Camoprincess*
Okay my question for you is how do you handle the ample amount of invites for pleasure parties by friends or by a consultant? I mean I know that is how they make money, I use to be a consultant for one of the companies about 4 years ago an made NO ... more
I woud just tell her that you will not be buying any more for your own reasons and that it would be pointless to continue sending the invites.
08/26/2012
Contributor: *Camoprincess* *Camoprincess*
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Originally posted by - Kira -
If it were me it would go something like "I don't wish to attend because you sell shitty toys at high price tags!" But then I'm overly honest with things. Maybe the work/school excuse would work better for you.

OMG Kira I did think that, but I know it will be one of those well where are you getting your items and I am sure the prices are not any better bullshit. Which I could tell her they are A LOT better cause I can get them free or for very little cost.

I will just keep ignoring the invites don't want to hurt feelings or cause drama
08/27/2012
Contributor: Zombirella Zombirella
I would just say I'm not interested and ask to be removed from the list.
08/27/2012
Contributor: Breas Breas
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Originally posted by Zombirella
I would just say I'm not interested and ask to be removed from the list.
Same here. I don't think you'd need to give a story as to why you don't want to be contacted. Just be honest with "I'm uninterested in receiving any further notifications from you- please remove me from your mailing list".
08/27/2012