Win Your Dream NYC Wedding

Re: Win Your Dream NYC Wedding

• jagore08 member

  

  June 2012

  Advertising is against the knot's TOS.

  Ignorance is a poor defense.

  Report0 Reply
• MikeyCasting

  

  June 2012

  Was it selling something? Or was it a casting notice?
  
  Reality shows offer many tens of thousands, if not six figures to couples for thier participation in a docu series.
  
  The poster is trying to find people who very much want to be on a show, but they're given zero budget to outeach.
  Since the wedding industry makes wall street and hollywood look like magnanimous utopias in terms of predatory pricing, I'd say lots of people want to see the chance at a free wedding.

  Report0 Reply
• GoodLuckBear14 member

  

  June 2012

  In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_just-engaged-proposals_win-your-dream-nyc-wedding?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding BoardsForum:683Discussion:5a61e420-6227-44fc-83c2-86d58bb7f62bPost:dee01442-f430-4467-83c3-8046ab58f657">Re: Win Your Dream NYC Wedding</a>:
  [QUOTE]Was it selling something? Or was it a casting notice? Reality shows offer many tens of thousands, if not six figures to couples for thier participation in a docu series. The poster is trying to find people who very much want to be on a show, but they're given zero budget to outeach. Since the wedding industry makes wall street and hollywood look like magnanimous utopias in terms of predatory pricing, I'd say lots of people want to see the chance at a free wedding.
  Posted by MikeyCasting[/QUOTE]
  
  Doesn't matter.  Advertising is advertising.  btw - your advertising posts have also been reported.

  Proud to be an old married hag!!

  Report0 Reply
• MikeyCasting

  

  June 2012

  "Doesn't matter.  Advertising is advertising.  btw - your advertising posts have also been reported."
  
  Well that's a very reasonable, well thought-out distintion between two different messages and their significance.
  
  Secondly, I can tell you're a very big fan of making other people's choices for them. For example, nobody will find out about this opportunity from the Knot.
  
  Well done, you've not only made the world less intreresting, you've also potentially taken away the possibility for someobody to have the wedding they can't afford.

  Report0 Reply
• jagore08 member

  

  June 2012

  It doesn't matter what GoodLuckBear's opinion of the posts are.  These posts, including all of yours, are in violation of the knot's terms of service agreement.  Seeing as how you're in casting and you have your potential clients sign similar forms, you should maybe read before signing up for things as well.

  Ignorance is a poor defense.

  Report0 Reply
• MikeyCasting

  

  June 2012

  In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_just-engaged-proposals_win-your-dream-nyc-wedding?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:683Discussion:5a61e420-6227-44fc-83c2-86d58bb7f62bPost:e2f07c21-1a10-4a01-9a3f-fc32792c574a">Re: Win Your Dream NYC Wedding</a>:
  [QUOTE]It doesn't matter what GoodLuckBear's opinion of the posts are.  These posts, including all of yours, are in violation of the knot's terms of service agreement.  Seeing as how you're in casting and you have your potential clients sign similar forms, you should maybe read before signing up for things as well.
  Posted by jagore08[/QUOTE]
  
  I only found the "no solicitation" clause. Please see the other thread. Can you pleas show me what section I missed?

  Report0 Reply