Spring "Scam" Surprises

Just recently, Stardoll has been on the hot seat because of the lapses in their security system. 

aka Paying Members getting hacked and their clothes stolen.

The most controversial one probably was that of the case of 2-time-victim emorox4eva.

In all fairness to Stardoll though, they agreed to return some of Jenna's items but didn't do so until they've put the blame entirely on her (according to them, it's her fault because she was using proxies). 

What's bugging me though was that they didn't even explain how it has been possible for more than 80 items to be sold within 24 hours. There's suppose to be a restriction, right?

Anyway, to make the long story short, to divert our attention away from their fucked-up-done-by-amateur-programmers system (and still squeeze more money out of us while doing so) they released LE Decor a couple of days ago. 

It wasn't much of a hit though, not to me at least. 

They probably thought that wasn't enough (not enough money squeezed off from the little brats too). 

People are still talking about them and how they fucked up. 

Shit. 

Bad publicity... not now... especially when JC Penny is coming in as a partner *wink*.

Sooooo.... the smartest marketing assess of the Stardoll Staff thought of this thing which I picked up from among my Stardoll mail this morning:

ooohhh.... freebies without proxies!!!

As I clicked on the picture, I got redirected to another page.

And I cant help but laugh:

Oooookkkaaay...

We have to spend $500 to get the free gifts?

The Free Gifts:

hotbuysbazaar.blogspot.com

Seriously?

You know what Stardoll, the explanation you gave us is all Morse Code to many... let me try and interpret it to them for you:

There.

Oh no! You don't have to thank me Stardoll.

It's Pro Bono.