on โ29-10-2023 02:53 PM
A Bunnings survey popped up on Ebay yesterday after I completed a purchase. How do I find out whether is is legitimate?
on โ26-03-2024 09:48 AM
@sugar249 wrote:
@crow8117 wrote:There's no need for such a vitriolic reply. If you must reply, keep it positive. You have a lot of anger and a very condescending attitude.
No, Ratman's comments were just firm and factual. You must agree with ratman, why would someone hand over their credit card details, for a ''free'' item. Sometimes it takes a firm response to educate people,
Totally agree! There was an ad on the TV a few days ago about getting a free Will done if you did it by Sunday March 24. I thought RIPPER! So, I jumped on the site, went through everything, then they wanted credit card details. First year free, then $15 a month!!! If I live another 20 years, that's a LOT of money spent. I hit the X real fast, and will go and get it done locally. Why would I hand over my credit card details for something that was advertised as being free? Now I'm being hounded to death with spam from this site.
on โ26-03-2024 09:53 AM
At least you don't blame the tv station for letting the ad be shown, and then for the site advertised spamming you
on โ26-03-2024 10:07 AM
What on earth was the $15 a month for.
A Will is a one off - signed sealed & delivered.
Unless of course circumstances change.
โ26-03-2024 10:49 AM - edited โ26-03-2024 10:50 AM
@domino-710 wrote:What on earth was the $15 a month for.
A Will is a one off - signed sealed & delivered.
Unless of course circumstances change.
I have seen this before, they also offer to keep it securely (???), and updates if required, although the one I saw you had to pay for the update anyhow.
So yes a total rip off
Edit: some people do make regular updates to their will.
on โ26-03-2024 11:17 AM
One can amend a Will ( Codicil ) - but if major changes occur it is advised to simply make a new Will.
LOL - what do you call ' regular '. ??
on โ26-03-2024 11:43 AM
@domino-710 wrote:What on earth was the $15 a month for.
A Will is a one off - signed sealed & delivered.
Unless of course circumstances change.
Secure digital storage or something like that. Plus, unlimited changes. Still a bleeding rip off!
on โ26-03-2024 11:52 AM
Totally..............................
on โ26-03-2024 12:22 PM
All this talk about wills makes me think how many don't have one. I don't although I should considering my circumstances at the moment but I just keep putting it off like everything else which must be how they catch a few out with these offers. Honestly I would hate to burden anyone with cleaning up my mess as they would not know where to start hence why I haven't bothered.