Who also felt the adrenaline rush seeing email from Mulberry's wishlist?

serene

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#1
I got this email where I was able to read a little from the beginning that it was from mulberry.com and it said "thank you for sending your wish..."

I've been really lucky in the last 6months winning a camera and an iPad so I thought "NO!!!" when I saw the email :lol: "would I have?!?!"

But no.. :shucks:

Any lucky winners here at TPF?
 
#4
and to rub it in, they said free delivery as a treat....
Lets be honest, if spending that much money on a bag, the very least I expect is free delivery. In fact for the one I want which is £950, I actually expect Emma Hill to come to my house and delivery it personally!
Free delivery, Meh!
 
#7
No flutter from me (as they had announced the one winner on the facebook page) but severe annoyance instead as I had ordered a treat from them yesterday so missed out on free shipping!

BUT one politely worded email to CS resulted in my shipping being refunded for that order RESULT :smile:
 
#9
Alas, no excited flutter here either. I had seen that a winner had been picked on Mulberrys facebook page so alas I knew it was just a mean reminder of what could have been :sad:
The only consolation is that the winner must have been completely overjoyed! I would have loved to have seen their reaction. Would have been lovely.
I am sure they do use it for marketing though as its a really handy way to find out their most likely best sellers.
So glad you got your p&p refunded littlestar :smile: Atleast thats a bit of Mulberry Christmas cheer. Although with the amount of bags bought by all their fans it probably wouldn't have hurt to offer all who entered a special extra money off token or something of that ilk.
 
#10
I never checked their FB page so I did get a little flutter when I saw the email but unfortunately it wasn't me lol. I never win contests anyway so it kind of figures!
 
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