Lol, unless they're sending us an artisan made fountain pen, I want no part of it.Originally Posted by Meggpi /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I work in a hospital and hoard pens (so they can get lost/stolen). I don't want them in my damn beauty box though.
http://www.amazon.com/BIC-Cristal-1-0mm-Black-MSLP16-Blk/dp/B004F9QBE6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1350960580&sr=8-2 I couldn't resist.Lol, unless they're sending us an artisan made fountain pen, I want no part of it. Knowing BB it will be a cheap BB pink gel pen with their logo slapped on it.
If they send pens, I will cancel. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />Ok, so I just took the survey..what a waste. I asked NOTHING about customer experience..it focused on things like if I wanted DIY projects in my BB or how much i like pens. PENS?! Ummmm :huh: I thought they'd ask about shipping, and how I felt about sample sizes, and the lifestyle items etc.
I really like UD "Eden." It frustrates me that the different UD primer potions seem to have different formulations, but there doesn't seem to be any indication that they are anything but different colors. The original formula doesn't do much for me, but the Eden seems super sticky and works wonderfully. I haven't tried the MAC, but now I'll have to add that to my shopping list!Originally Posted by missionista /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I've used UD and liked it. Used Benefit Stay Don't Stray and hated it. It creased horribly and was had an awful (for me) texture. I've heard great things about Too Faced, but haven't tried it. I mostly use ELF, which is OK, but not great. When I use up this tube I'll probably spring for the UD.
*chuckles* See, those things should be in their own box. If they're considering pens, even as an extra, that would (to me) detract from the point of why I signed up for BB in the first place. Now if they're considering a spin-off with lifestyle/gadgets, I'd be all over that. But I'm uber-fickle about pens, so maybe not.Originally Posted by Jennifer Love /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Ew. I don't want pens or cooking or party planning anything!
My mom used to work as a notary for a title company when I was like 12 and through all of middle/high school I ONLY wrote in blue pen because she once said it was "more official" because it was a surefire way to tell an original from a photocopy... Sorry off-topic, but had to share!Originally Posted by Shatae /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Pens??? Only if they write Blue. I can't write with black. It's one of my many quirks. I also have number OCD, but we can talk about that later. Now if they said colored Sharpies........that is a different game.
I recall those days (pre-color copies, mind you).Originally Posted by SupItsStephanie /img/forum/go_quote.gif
My mom used to work as a notary for a title company when I was like 12 and through all of middle/high school I ONLY wrote in blue pen because she once said it was "more official" because it was a surefire way to tell an original from a photocopy... Sorry off-topic, but had to share!
Originally Posted by SupItsStephanie /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Quote: Originally Posted by Shatae /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Pens??? Only if they write Blue. I can't write with black. It's one of my many quirks. I also have number OCD, but we can talk about that later. Now if they said colored Sharpies........that is a different game.
My mom used to work as a notary for a title company when I was like 12 and through all of middle/high school I ONLY wrote in blue pen because she once said it was "more official" because it was a surefire way to tell an original from a photocopy... Sorry off-topic, but had to share!
Actually that's a good tip.
The army usually requests things be signed in blue ink, or any other color other than black for official documents so that they can make sure it is the original. I didn't find that out until last month when trying to get paperwork done before my move, they don't really let you know until you are standing there at your appointment that they need it in a different color.Originally Posted by SupItsStephanie /img/forum/go_quote.gif
My mom used to work as a notary for a title company when I was like 12 and through all of middle/high school I ONLY wrote in blue pen because she once said it was "more official" because it was a surefire way to tell an original from a photocopy... Sorry off-topic, but had to share!
Originally Posted by zadidoll /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Actually that's a good tip.
It is a good tip, but who's gonna photocopy a 10th grader's math homework?Originally Posted by zorabell /img/forum/go_quote.gif
The army usually requests things be signed in blue ink, or any other color other than black for official documents so that they can make sure it is the original. I didn't find that out until last month when trying to get paperwork done before my move, they don't really let you know until you are standing there at your appointment that they need it in a different color.
Hmm, I just checked my email and no survey! I wonder if they just randomized a few people to receive it..Originally Posted by iluvteffy /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Just got this email from Birchbox asking me to take a survey about ways they can enhance my experience!
Another similar one I never heard of until recently was signing and numbering books in pencil. I had bought a book directly from the author and they signed/numbererd it in pencil. Someone had asked why on their FB page and it was explained that this is an old publisher's trick.Originally Posted by SupItsStephanie /img/forum/go_quote.gif
My mom used to work as a notary for a title company when I was like 12 and through all of middle/high school I ONLY wrote in blue pen because she once said it was "more official" because it was a surefire way to tell an original from a photocopy... Sorry off-topic, but had to share!
Good Lord!! I swear, if a pen pops up in my box, I'm going to jab it it someone at BB eye and cancel for sure!! lolOriginally Posted by iluvteffy /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Ok, so I just took the survey..what a waste.
I asked NOTHING about customer experience..it focused on things like if I wanted DIY projects in my BB or how much i like pens. PENS?! Ummmm
I thought they'd ask about shipping, and how I felt about sample sizes, and the lifestyle items etc.
I can't take her seriously after her "ways to repurpose a yoga mat" post on Hello, Brit and all the times she's been on GOMI...maybe that's why BB has been going downhill? Haven't checked out Brit Kits though, so maybe it's better than her usual stuff.Originally Posted by gypsiemagic /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Weird that they are asking about crafty stuff, Brit Kits just launched, and Brit Morin is a Birchbox advisor (meaning she owns a piece of the company in return for her advice) and her husband is an investor. I would not think they would compete with her at all.
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