Free 1/2 lb. Coffee

[Kato]

I have no ideas about this site.

rockyroaster free coffee

 

[Nefrodite]

sweet, site is creepy though

 

[Kato]

They're listed in the yellow pages so probably legit.

 

[Nefrodite]

ah, drinking suspect coffee... sweet!

 

[feralkid]

Thanks, Kato!

 

[amnesiac]

Free coffee is always good, thanks Kato!

I'll ignore the fact that said site has to be one of the sketchiest I've seen by far.

 

[DurocShark]

Couldn't subject our admin to more telemarkerters than she already gets...

 

[Kato]

Miss the good old days when pcwonders used to send us 10 lb. of beans by overnight air for free...

 

[scsiguru]

Went to their ordering page, selected an item, and clicked the submit button without entering any other information. Told me "Thank you for your order!" ROTFLMAO

 

[azdollars]

Thanks

 

[UofI]

Woot!
Gotta have that fix each morning.
Thanks

 

[tojunk]

thanks, as long as i see no white powder in it, i will drink 'em up.

 

[jpucci1]

yumm

 

[NewCompGeek]

thanks i hope it comes

 

[ander]

<< (Well nothing is really free, is it? Consider this more of a bribe than a free gift.) >>



More like, we'll scam you as hard as we can.

I do like coffee, though.

 

[Konboy]

Cool Beans...

 

[flomokev]

Okay, I ask for the "free" coffee and know there will be some bs this company will be put me through. Do I want more "free" java? Not when the stuff cost $9.50 a pound!

My experience and knowledge of the coffee business amount to a hill of beans (bad pun). Usually for small businesses, employees will set up a system to collect money or get folks to bring in a can of some drinkable coffee. Work fine as long as there are no cheapa**@@ or the public grabbing cups of coffee. Now for those businesses that got a budget for coffee, I have seen it come in with the toilet paper and on the other hand brought in by a vendor. Private businesses or public businesses, I have never seen people brew a pot of $9.50 lb. coffee. Myself like most folks, can justify paying around a buck for a cup of coffee at 7-11 or QT because it quick and often it stretch the morning break (hint hint).

Now if you got a business that serve eat-in and/or carry out food, then a coffee vendor can be a real friend. What I been told, in exchange for buying a certain line of coffee products at a fair market price, the vendor will help a business owner on the hardware side. Similiar arrangements are supposely done by soft drink providers, orange juice machine providers, dish machine providers, and finally, the beer distributors.

 

[Lars]

thanks