• @owatnext
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    91 year ago

    Is that like one of those things where they mail you a “key” and say that if your key starts the car you can have it? How does that box work?

    • @lechatron
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      71 year ago

      The box is super simple, it’s just an LED that illuminates a piece of plastic with the number on it. I got one of these a few years ago and everyone else I knew that got one had the exact same number. It’s a scam to get dumb people to come down to the dealership.

  • @[email protected]
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    51 year ago

    For some reason these mailers think there are two different people at my apartment or something idk, so I always get two and they are always exactly the same (of course). So I always get 3 cherries in a line or whatever the gimmick is lol

    • Rhynoplaz
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      131 year ago

      I went once. My wife and I were bored and it said that I had won a new TV. Typically I just toss them as bullshit, but for whatever reason, this one just seemed more legit than most. (spoiler: it wasn’t)

      We showed up and they started selling us a car. I just said, I’m here for my prize, I have a car. Ok, then we’ll need to ask you a few questions first. They needed my Name and address to send even MORE mailings, and then qualifying questions for my car needs.

      I told them again, I just wanted the prize, so they tell me that I have to spin the wheel. I won $2. Just like everyone else who showed up.

          • Rhynoplaz
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            21 year ago

            Definitely more than $2 worth. But we got to try a new wing place nearby and had a story to tell, so not a bad day.

    • LazaroFilm
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      1 year ago

      The Dude: - “They sell you a car?”

      Maude: - “ Don’t be fatuous, Jeffrey.”