anna080 wrote: » Grace is having another breakdown on Snapchat this morning over people attacking her and basically blaming online commentary for her mental health problems. Sorry but she's been very topical this last week due to her breaking the rules and being investigated for that. She seems to be taking the discussion around that as people bullying her (as usual) and being nasty for the sake of it. Maybe play by the rules Grace, once in a while. Then people wouldn't need to point out when you mess up, lie and misrepresent so much. She never takes ANY responsibility for the situations she is is- it's always someone else's fault.
Lindy97 wrote: » I'd say its worked to an extent though, shes probably getting lots of sympathy especially from people who didn't see the articles. I noticed the Meaghers thing, with the bag carefully placed in the background so you could see the name and website. She didn't rush to show the receipts for it like with Penneys i notice. I didn't bother looking at Bella Babys snapchat but I'm assuming no receipt was shown there either to prove she paid. So by her logic, you show the receipt as proof that "it's not an ad" but when you get stuff for free in exchange for social media promotion, that's also "not an ad"? How does that work then?
Cria wrote: » Whoever her management is they need to either make sure she's clear on everything or let her go they are going to get a bad name working with her as are the companies associated with her
Lindy97 wrote: » She did claim that the tea company involved in the ASAI thing had advised her not to use #ad as she was a brand ambassador, but that just sounds like excuses to be honest.
SB_Part2 wrote: » I don't agree. People are outraged by her non-disclosure (which they are fully entiteld to be) but this 'bad name' hasn't stopped her getting more work so I don't think it's going to change anytime soon.
Ray37 wrote: » @Anna I think it's grand to ask for a discount, but to promise a good review in return is stupid. In this case though, I felt more like she was giving a good review to the sales guy and the store, rather than the lens... If that makes sense?
LexieOnRale wrote: » My personal favourite on freebie reviews is the item/service/meal was free in exchange for pictures, it was yeah.
LexieOnRale wrote: » Anyone know anything about all this note recommendations lately? Are they ads? Nobody seems to be #ad those products but find it hard to believe all those raving reviews are genuine
Toastytoes wrote: » Good to see Pippa address the #ad issue on Snapchat and in a non hysterical way. No "poor me" or "haters" nonsense.
bigpink wrote: » Whats she say? Shes so fake does she actually blog
anna080 wrote: »