Facebook competition - fraudulent votes

[EltonFrog]

So the team that cheated the best was the winner! Well done them.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

If you know where the other club are can't you go round and have a fight.

 

[EltonFrog]

This is why I like CC, you get useful practical realistic advice here.

 

[MontyVeda]

to the OP.... You have two options,

1. let it go.
   
2. get tooled up, go round and have a barny.

if you do go for option 2, don't be too offended if they have a bigger gang than you (again).

 

[montage]

I'm not being antagonistic at all, I'm calling it as I see it and there is a world of difference between a scattergun 5 minutes before the news 'advert' or postcode lottery mailshot and deliberately targetting people you have a direct relationship with to persuade them into something they obviously have no interest or awareness about if they need overnight calls cajoling them into.participating.

climb off the high horse and get a bit of perspective.

Shares and mass group messages are nowhere near as intrusive as calling people - I don't think we need to be on the horlicks after our tactics (which are the same as everyone in every competition ever). Thank you for your opinion though - I have thought about what you are saying, I completely see where you are coming from, but perhaps there is also a cultural / generational misunderstanding on what is now acceptable or not over social media, for which you can be forgiven.


An update on the situation - we've been offered a £50 off goodwill token for our next order, and others have started to notice the dodgy votes of the other club, such that word is spreading and not from our doing, which is a solution in itself!