Customers shouldn't have to like Facebook page or "tweet" to get an offer

[Tara]

Too many people are missing out on giving honest feedback on a company's products due to Facebook and Twitter. What about people who can't afford a computer? Doesn't seen fair.

[adnil]

Your so completely rite!
Although I do have a computer, there have been a lot of good things I've let pass me by simply because I didn't want my FB page to get hit with all kinds of SPAM from getting one freebie from a company because I HAVE to hit the LIKE button just to receive it.
The Freebie world has gotten so messed up lately that it's to the point to where it's hard to distinguish what will and what will not hit you with SPAM.

[Allison]

That is very true! I still pick up the phone or send an email to companies occassionally but they have all jumped on the FB/Twitter bandwagon.

[Heather]

I have been known to "like" them to post a comment or whatever and then "unlike" afterwards.

[PennyPincherPixie]

I rarely go hit like to get something. Usually im already a friend/fan of the company. And half the time it doesnt work well anyways and just frustrates me. But there is a upside- you can go rant on their page if their product is bad ;) and i fully use that form to let thousands of users know if there is a defect or what my issue is. I speak up anywhere to make a difference.

[Delissa]

I don't mind friending them, you can choose to not have their posts show up in your feed and it's easy to unlike right afterwards. Plus, like Steph said if you complain or something on their page it makes an immediate impact because they KNOW lots of people are seeing it.

[Rasha]

I agree with the ranting them if you don't like it but it is hard if someone cant afford computers.

[Katrina]

I don't really mind having to "like" them either but if they start clogging up my homepage with posts and I don't really really like them, then I'll "unlike":)

[Rasha]

I will either unlike or just hide their feed.