YO Busters-1 Year=365.242199 days that I WANT to sponsor YOU with ANABOLIC PUMP!

polo · 07-31-2008, 03:39 AM

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Originally Posted by bolt10

Wait when was the first? Your not gonna buy from a company because of a giveaway thread

I look forward to a winner but the busier J is the closer he must be getting to having prime in the major retailers and ready to release the IC!!

yeah wasted my time

**bolt10** · 07-31-2008, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by polo

yeah wasted my time

ok well thats your decision

Jblack0680 · 07-31-2008, 09:55 PM

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Rodja · 07-31-2008, 10:13 PM

It's amazing how impatient and ungrateful some members of this board are. Jacob does not have to offer this and he is probably crazy busy with Prime and the other projects he always has. Patience...he has always lived up to his word on this board and I really doubt he is going to change that habit any time soon.

maurice02 · 07-31-2008, 10:17 PM

I entered this and the recreate thread...just gonna keep an eye on it

Necroticism · 07-31-2008, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Rodja

It's amazing how impatient and ungrateful some members of this board are. Jacob does not have to offer this and he is probably crazy busy with Prime and the other projects he always has. Patience...he has always lived up to his word on this board and I really doubt he is going to change that habit any time soon.

I understand what your saying, and my intentions are by no means to be ungrateful, impatient maybe. what bugs me though, is that he gave a date and didnt atleast stop by to say im busy and it will be settles when things clear up and i have time to, untill then sit patient, or something to that effect. its now 17 days later and we havnt gotten atleast some clarification. i wouldn't mind it so much if he didnt give an exact date, but he did. and if he personally is busy, couldnt a seperate rep stop by to clarify? i doubt some of them are as busy as he is.

imprezivr6 · 07-31-2008, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Rodja

It's amazing how impatient and ungrateful some members of this board are. Jacob does not have to offer this and he is probably crazy busy with Prime and the other projects he always has. Patience...he has always lived up to his word on this board and I really doubt he is going to change that habit any time soon.

I think your missing the point.. If you can't uphold a deadline, don't give one.. That seems to be the only problem here. Plain and simple.. If you can't end it by a certain date, then just never set one from the beginning.

It looks bad when you have 3-4 contests simultaneously running, with no end in sight, or past a deadline you set.

I understand things pop up, and people get busy, but then you need to have a system in place to handle that. Have employees, or reps who can decide on winners. Or just don't set an end time.

This "ungrateful" thing is a little much as well. You have an enormous amount of people who took their time out to write out why this company's product is so great, in turn creating more of a "buzz" and extremely positive marketing for their product. Ap is an already fantastic selling product, but these kinds of "contests" where you have a substantial amount of overly positive reviews, really help move product off the shelves. Do you really think supp companies have no financial interest in them? They held up their end of the bargain...

It is just unprofessional, no matter the excuse.

I am not saying they are a bad company, or bad people, or that i would never buy their products again. I am giving my take on the situation.

**Iron Lungz** · 07-31-2008, 11:17 PM

I concur, 100%
Great post!

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Originally Posted by imprezivr6

I think your missing the point.. If you can't uphold a deadline, don't give one.. That seems to be the only problem here. Plain and simple.. If you can't end it by a certain date, then just never set one from the beginning.

It looks bad when you have 3-4 contests simultaneously running, with no end in sight, or past a deadline you set.

I understand things pop up, and people get busy, but then you need to have a system in place to handle that. Have employees, or reps who can decide on winners. Or just don't set an end time.

This "ungrateful" thing is a little much as well. You have an enormous amount of people who took their time out to write out why this company's product is so great, in turn creating more of a "buzz" and extremely positive marketing for their product. Ap is an already fantastic selling product, but these kinds of "contests" where you have a substantial amount of overly positive reviews, really help move product off the shelves. Do you really think supp companies have no financial interest in them? They held up their end of the bargain...

It is just unprofessional, no matter the excuse.

I am not saying they are a bad company, or bad people, or that i would never buy their products again. I am giving my take on the situation.

**RoadBlocK** · 07-31-2008, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by imprezivr6

I think your missing the point.. If you can't uphold a deadline, don't give one.. That seems to be the only problem here. Plain and simple.. If you can't end it by a certain date, then just never set one from the beginning.

It looks bad when you have 3-4 contests simultaneously running, with no end in sight, or past a deadline you set.

I understand things pop up, and people get busy, but then you need to have a system in place to handle that. Have employees, or reps who can decide on winners. Or just don't set an end time.

This "ungrateful" thing is a little much as well. You have an enormous amount of people who took their time out to write out why this company's product is so great, in turn creating more of a "buzz" and extremely positive marketing for their product. Ap is an already fantastic selling product, but these kinds of "contests" where you have a substantial amount of overly positive reviews, really help move product off the shelves. Do you really think supp companies have no financial interest in them? They held up their end of the bargain...

It is just unprofessional, no matter the excuse.

I am not saying they are a bad company, or bad people, or that i would never buy their products again. I am giving my take on the situation.

Extremely well written summary, very good observations. I think you have captured some of the sentiment. Theres no doubt that this has to be a crazy time for USP, I think we all agree on that, and I think most of the less than positive posts were not so much ungrateful, but more showing deep disappointment after the excitement surrounding the contest, and then not seeing a winner chosen.

We all know USP stuff works very well, and Im sure that Jacob will make good on all his promises, theres no logical reason why he wouldnt, especially since he has more than once stated clearly how much he values and appreciates the support derived from the hefty percentage of satisfied users and buyers of USP products who frequent this board. Jacob and USP have a real standup reputation, and like beating a dead horse, I will say it one more time, just be patient, Im sure exciting things are coming, and Im sure Jacob will not let us be disappointed.

polo · 08-01-2008, 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by bolt10

ok well thats your decision

k gj as a rep

SFRANGER · 08-01-2008, 02:32 AM

I like lamp...DID I WIN YET? I SAID I LIKE LAMP I SHOULD HAVE WON ALREADY!

I think USP is holding out for someone to REALLY put some effort into this. Maybe something more than a few paragraphs of text. A years worth of AP is worth....mmmm...I'm not good with numbers, a lot. Maybe do something creative. Entertain us bitc***!

Craigmatthew · 08-01-2008, 05:30 AM

One year of AP? Holy jesus! Can overseas people apply?

**RoadBlocK** · 08-01-2008, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by SFRANGER

I like lamp...DID I WIN YET? I SAID I LIKE LAMP I SHOULD HAVE WON ALREADY!
.........!

Your about a month and a half late with the the lamp joke, I posted that way back on june 14th:

YO Busters-1 Year=365.242199 days that I WANT to sponsor YOU with ANABOLIC PUMP!

SFRANGER · 08-02-2008, 01:59 AM

HAH! Well...you're right, you beat me to it...I concede.