anyone heard of www.pezzy.com?
 

has anyone heard of www.pezzy.com?
I want to make a purchase, and wanted to know if anyone else has heard of this site or bought from it before?

Welcome to a First Poster. Sure you don't shares in this pezzy.com as you have posted it all over the place?!

Read these boards and you'll find out a LOT more than these guys offer methinks!
Go to the airline board for which airline you fly on and research the past month or so of postings. For FREE! And/or sign up with Randy, whose boards you appear to be advertising on. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

InMyAuction:

NO.

- FQTV

P.S. Who are you?

[This message has been edited by FQTV (edited 07-17-2000).]

Never heard of it, but it sounds like your questioning it too much so I probably won't visit it. I'd suggest others not to visit it either as this is the first sign of poor value for the dollar. If a site has questionable credibility, don't even mess with it. By the way, why are you psoting this all over the place?

Yes, I've heard of it. It's worthless.
Goodbye.

If I had ownership of such a site and were interested in getting it known amongst FlyerTalks, I believe I would send a free version to a very highly respected member of the FT community, like Rudi or PremEx, for their review.

If the information provided does indeed contain "valuable secrets" that make itworth the money, I am sure the word will get around very quickly and people will begin snatching it up like hotcakes.

[This message has been edited by Punki (edited 07-17-2000).]

I posted this post in several places. I happened to come upon flyertalk just as easy as I came about pezzy. I'm a mother of three in Texas, and pezzy appears to come out of New Jersey. I was trying to find out if anyone had heard of the site before; I was not trying to advertise for this company. I guess new posters aren't welcome at flyertalk. I was trying to get some useful information, but all I got was abuse. Good bye. Mary Ann http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/frown.gif

Something that I've picked up in the course of life is that it's adaptive to get a read on what's going on and what others are doing before jumping in head first to a new activity involving other people.

Doing this tends to help me develop well-informed responses that others will hopefully find interesting, relevant, and credible. (Notice I did not say "necessarily agreeable").

I spent months lurking FlyerTalk before joining the fray as a "Talker." My delayed entry was as much to see if FT was going to be something worth devoting my time to as it was to get up to speed with what and how things worked, so I could hit the ground running if I decided to join in.

If I had decided to just wantonly jump in, without doing my homework, I don't think most folks (I know I don't when others do this) would find too much to respect with something along the likes of, "Hey, what are the ways I can earn frequent-flier miles other than just flying?" Worse, that would set the tone for anything I might say in the future. As with anything, it helps to start on the right foot.

However dynamic it may be, there is a culture here, one that happens to be very suspicious about unfamiliar names popping up who post in numerous forums about a commercial website. This smacks of spam.

I, for one, am very annoyed by freeloading let alone internet spam, and I know I speak for others in saying that I would certainly fight that type of thing propagating here.

We have nothing against new Talkers. This entire bulletin board is as vital as it is exactly because new ideas, fresh information, and newly gained experiences are presented here for discussion and often critique. But make no mistake - this can be a group that's as tough and critical as it is experienced, generous, and sometimes, funny - so what is said and how it is said very often, in itself, becomes the focus of discussion.

Case in point with pezzy.com.