One of the most fashionable footwear shops, Davids Shoes together with one of the finest spas in the county, The Stillwater Spa, have teamed up for a contest.The prize?
You can win two awesome gift certificates – $500 towards a day at The Stillwater Spa and $500 for Davids – just in time for Mothers’ Day.
The catch?
You have to enter online and agree to receive promotional material from the contest sponsors.
Seems like a small price for the sponsors to pay to build a healthy customer database. With so much of our personal data shared these days anyway, handing over an email address and phone number may be a small price to pay in exchange for a chance to win a day at the spa, especially with such high odds.
Are you entering? What does it take to get you to share your email address and phone number with businesses?
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Ooooh, this one might be worth it to cough up my email and phone number!
ReplyDeleteI am quite willing to provide my email to a retailer or anyone else for that matter. It's easy enough to manage unwanted mail, and I use an alternate email address for these types of things so I'm not bothered much.
I am, however, less and less inclined to provide a telephone number. Mostly because email is my preferred method of contact (for everyone, including my mother) but also because I can not stand to be interrupted by a telephone call from an unscrupulous telemarketer.