Free t-shirt

[Kreon]

A company/charity is giving out t-shirts that have advertising on them, from various companies.

They donate $1million to a charity

Here's the link for the link for the shirts

Here's the terms and conditions

Also, I would like to ask that if you don't have a charity in mind (you get to vote for the charity you want the money to go to), can you please vote for the American Cancer Society.

Also, you need to click a verification link

 

[mageslayer]

ty for the deal and American Cancer Society has been selected

 

[Miramonti]

nowhere to select size?

 

[desolation777]

sweet

 

[duzytata]

Thanks signed up! What sponsors have signed up so far? I took a look on the model t-shirt they have up and didn''t see any.

 

[cheezmunky]

Originally posted by: jjsole
nowhere to select size?

In a ?one size fits all? design. This will be about the same size as a standard US Medium fit t-shirt.

 

[Brainonska511]

Thanks.

 

[cookj]

Thanks

 

[moshquerade]

Very cool. :thumbsup:

I wonder when we'll ever see our t-shirts as they haven't sold a square yet from what it looks like.

 

[scgt1]

done

 

[Crono]

Nothing against charities, but this looks more like an ingenious scheme to get 2 guys a load of cash than some selfless act of giving. But at least they are (somewhat) upfront about it.

 

[Q]

Thx, picked American Cancer Society

 

[TheBlackOut]

Originally posted by: Crono
Nothing against charities, but this looks more like an ingenious scheme to get 2 guys a load of cash than some selfless act of giving. But at least they are (somewhat) upfront about it.

What makes you say that? Even if that is true, at least I got a free shirt.

 

[Crono]

Originally posted by: TheBlackOut

Originally posted by: Crono
Nothing against charities, but this looks more like an ingenious scheme to get 2 guys a load of cash than some selfless act of giving. But at least they are (somewhat) upfront about it.

What makes you say that? Even if that is true, at least I got a free shirt.

Read the terms and conditions. You get a t-shirt only if all the advertising space is sold. And only a portion of the money would go to charities. The rest goes to paying their college loans and capital to starting a business. I'm not condeming them, just letting you know that they are NOT a non-profit corporation and they are trying to make money. I don't like their strategy for doing so, since it is deceptive, even though they are somewhat open about it.


"Companies advertising on the t-shirt would benefit from a unique advertising medium that would inevitably become a piece of advertising history, and of course, we would make a profit. As this website might suggest, we are ambitious at the worst of times, and would use any profit to pay university fees and start a business." - Taken from their FAQ

 

[weovpac]

thanks

 

[DanMart25]

Very nice; a win-win for everyone.


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