Some attorneys are going to profit from this.
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To: buccaneer81
Pot is making a comeback...
2 posted on
07/22/2007 8:36:27 AM PDT by
johnny7
("But that one on the far left... he had crazy eyes")
To: buccaneer81
Strange things happen in Roswell; no doubt the extraterrestrials arranged this as a signal that they’re in charge.
To: buccaneer81
Damned UFO Rays screwed up the printer again, I see.
The Reticulans probably think it's hilarious.
4 posted on
07/22/2007 8:38:58 AM PDT by
Gorzaloon
(Food imported from China = Cesspool + Flavr-Straw™)
To: buccaneer81
I bet they don’t try that gimmick again.
5 posted on
07/22/2007 8:45:40 AM PDT by
processing please hold
(Duncan Hunter '08) (ROP and Open Borders-a terrorist marriage and hell's coming with them)
To: buccaneer81
The printer better hope their “errors and omissions” policy is up to date and paid in full.
6 posted on
07/22/2007 8:48:42 AM PDT by
kylaka
To: buccaneer81
Not necessarily. The dealership needs to pay off $30,000 amid great fanfare. The favorable publicity would be the best advertising it could ever hope for. It can then try to recoup as much as it can from from the marketing company.
There is no reason a lawyer needs to make a dime off of this situation.
7 posted on
07/22/2007 8:52:11 AM PDT by
Iwo Jima
("Close the border. Then we'll talk.")
To: buccaneer81
To: buccaneer81
It had to be the aliens who did this.
9 posted on
07/22/2007 8:54:49 AM PDT by
OCCASparky
(Steely-Eyed Killer of the Deep)
To: buccaneer81
It’s the printers problem, not the auto dealer.
10 posted on
07/22/2007 8:55:24 AM PDT by
Beckwith
(dhimmicrats and the liberal media have chosen sides -- Islamofascism)
To: buccaneer81
To: buccaneer81
Force Events Direct Marketing will never be heard from again. Just a guess.
To: buccaneer81
Jeff Kohn, Roswell Honda general manager said a typographical error by Atlanta-based Force Events Direct Marketing, which printed the advertisment, had given all 50,000 scratch-off tickets grand prizes. A proof is always retuned to the customer to be signed off on. If Roswell Honda signed it and didn't note the typo,it is their fault, not anyone else's.
To: buccaneer81
I recall about 30 years ago, a local car dealer advertised a vehicle "FOR SALE...just 2,500 clams".
Some enterprising individual with an attorney for a relative made the dealership honor the ad.
18 posted on
07/22/2007 9:04:22 AM PDT by
DCPatriot
("It aint what you don't know that kills you. It's what you know that aint so" Theodore Sturgeon))
To: buccaneer81
Its only $50 million bucks.
I think they going to need a “going out of business” sale sign.
21 posted on
07/22/2007 9:05:07 AM PDT by
UglyinLA
To: buccaneer81
Legally speaking, this was a “mistake” and neither the dealer, nor Fprce Events will be liable for payment other than to remail the promotion with one winning ticket in the mix. This is much like a mistake in an advertisement in a sales flyer inserted in a newspaper.
To: buccaneer81
If the contest rules on the back of the ticket is worded as most are, this printing mistake voids the contest and no one owes anyone anything. Lawyers were involved BEFORE the idea went to the printers. Now what is left is some PR damage control.
30 posted on
07/22/2007 9:23:32 AM PDT by
whereasandsoforth
(Stamp out liberals with the big boot of truth)
To: buccaneer81
Paging Ambulance chaser John Edwards.....................
To: buccaneer81
There was an Andy Griffith show in which something like this happened to Goober.
35 posted on
07/22/2007 9:38:20 AM PDT by
Jemian
(PAM of JT ~~ Freedom is never given. It is won.)
To: buccaneer81
40 posted on
07/22/2007 9:55:44 AM PDT by
Trajan88
(www.bullittclub.com)
To: buccaneer81
This reminds me of an "Andy Griffith" episode were Floyd gets a 200.00 prize, which was supposed to be 20.00.
Man, I'm gettin' old.
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