Get Free Stuff in the Mail
If you are one of those people that likes to get the free stuff in the mail, then here is a tip for you. Ways for getting freebies are listed here, but there is one important reminder. Make certain you are always honest when you proceed with this idea. Here is how to do it.
The initiative to receiving the free stuff in the mail is to remember the latest unpleasant experience you had with a company. What you’re going to do is contact that company and explain to them what happened. Companies want to know how their customers feel.
For instance, let’s assume you attempted to use a vending machine to buy a soft drink, but the machine ate your money. Okay then you need to find another product for this soft drink company to obtain an 800 telephone number to call or an address to write to.
Use this information to contact this company and voice a complaint about your experience. The idea is to get them to send you the free stuff. Explain what happened in a brief summary. Make sure to provide your address. Don’t be afraid to tell them how the bad experience affected you. For instance, “I only had $1.50 on me and after this machine ate my money, I had no money or drink.”
If you write a professional letter, you will likely receive an answer with a coupon, replacement product, or a voucher. Sometimes it is for more than what you lost. This can work for your friends and family members too if they experienced something similar. Again, be honest and don’t abuse this tip.
Another suggestion is if you are holding a local event or fundraiser, you could contact companies that sell bikes, equipment, and other more expensive items. Frequently they will be glad to donate items as prizes.
Most companies prefer to keep you as a customer and will try to make you happy. They know an unsatisfied customer will likely share their unpleasant experience with others. They want to rectify this type of situation and have you share a positive experience instead. Don’t be unprofessional or rude, but let them know in no uncertain terms that you’re very unsatisfied with their product. The more they think you are upset about your experience, the more free stuff they will send you.