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[billyjoe]

In the future, would TD consider giving the prize(s) only to those individuals who have purchased from them previously?  By identifying the IP address of contestants, this could be done, I'm sure.  Or does this idea seem unfair?  I don't know, just my 2 cents worth.

[kendroid]

IP addresses can change in some cases, though.

[Metamorphisis]

I guess what I'm trying to say is the super thin line mindset of the persons thoughts when they are posting and their whole situation. Rather than people saying who should get this and who shouldn't get that, sortof thing. I just don't want people who have toys to be winning more of them when someone(without money) with nothing good is sitting here waiting for a contest to be over with. that's my opinion.

[freshdiggs]

Life unfortunately doesn't work that way. People who win lotteries aren't the poorest people in the country.

[Thunderhead]

Life unfortunately doesn't work that way. People who win lotteries aren't the poorest people in the country.

Well not always but I understand where you're coming from. As much as I like to agree about balancing out the competition, I seriously think that if we were to enforce that, it'd be more unfair than it might currently seem.

As a matter of fact, this contest is open to forum members, so that means forum members of all sorts have equal chances of winning. If TD were to hold a contest restricted to "customers only" then different rules apply. No unfairness here!

And being a customer "pays off", after all in these economic down times, people prefer to get more for making their wallets weep.

[HardGay]

I agree with thunderhead here. a forum contest is what it is.. open too all forum members and everyone have a equal chance to win. I see your point, meta, but I suppose there isnt exactly a way to tell who has or has not bought.....the only thing I'm hoping here is that none of the contestants are double registering ...not sure if there's a way to filter that out yet. Heck, we're lucky that TD is giving out free stuff as it is.. hehe

[Metamorphisis]

yea. i agree.

[Funky_Jerker]

I "came" to this site (no pun intended) via a link I found during a Google search. I do not remember if the link was on the Google search page or on one of the page the search result pointed to. I do remember that I was looking to have more infos about the Tenga Flip Hole though. I then waited a few weeks to see if the site would vanish. Seeing that the site improved over time, I was reassured it was legit. The fact that there was a forum also helped.

[Thunderhead]

the sole reason why I took interest in Toy Demon was because my friend, who bought a Fleshlight and complimented how good it was. At first I wasn't interested (due to his whacked nature), but I was also seeking something more exciting than me homemade solutions (armband + elastic bands), then I went to some Fleshlight sites to see if it was really worth the hype. It looked really attractive until the price tags came about then it was a whole turn-off, a little further look into the site reveals that some better looking products are so bigger and cumbersome to conceal.

a visit to Fakku.net and I found Maria Ozawa's sex toy ad at the bottom of the site. i thought to myself "what the heck" and went on. I love the fact that most of the selections are concealable and those that were a little difficult, I can still shove in the closet easily (if not under the bed, no one goes there ever).

now I'm just an anxious person waiting behind the monitor, rushing his college projects and waiting patiently (for about 6-8 days) for his first order to arrive. I hope to order more later on.

[rawr]

found this via a banner after searching for tenga

[boyntonska]

First came via a banner ad, took me a while to decide on what to get but I can now say I'm expecting a Seven Teen Evo in the mail shortly 

[ToyDemon]

Last post was moved to the right topic. The post for this topic should just be contest entries only