Veronica Cho: Dear G20 Leaders
How's that for a genius marketing scheme? This one's a matter of priorities, people... and let's face it, we're gonna go with the Whopper.
Update: Facebook wasn't too happy with the app, because they have some policy where people can't be notified when you dump them as friends. So Burger King stopped the promotion instead of giving away burgers in exchange for secretly dumping people. Pssh.
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Tuesday 13 January
By Del-icious
Genious! It's funny because facebook constantly teeters on the brink of "invasion of privacy". If someone ends a relationship....everybody knows. If you say a casual hello...everybody knows. With this app there are serious "beefs" that will start to arise. But priorities first, you either choose your friends or (what some would consider) their humiliation.
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Wednesday 14 January
By pinky
I think this is stupid. I have over 150 friends and all Ihave to do is delete 10 afetr I tell them what I am doing then after I get my free stuff just add them back. This sounds like some sort of scheme to me.
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Wednesday 14 January
By Tinapong8
Don't not thinks. I also have a lot of friends. Deleting shows not to respect. I don't want to be tested. Why make simple things so complicated. we LGBT at Bimingle.com also show interest directly. Just say: hi , i am interested in you. I am attracted by you. Things take more easily in this way.
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