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Did you have your newborns photo taken by the Bounty Lady?

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mummyplonk · 26/02/2010 12:52

and did you buy it? Was it responably priced? Nice photo etc.

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stressheaderic · 28/02/2010 17:33

How can they say the photos are for 'security reasons'?? It is a blatant lie. They have no rightful connection to the NHS other than giving them a cut of the money, hence why they are allowed.

And it doesn't matter how lovely the woman is....she is paid to be lovely - she is a sales rep. It makes my blood boil.

MaMight · 28/02/2010 17:39

Nah. Said no and Bounty lady was perfectly pleasant and not pushy at all.

smallorange · 28/02/2010 17:50

I signed up
to bounty ina post hormonal haze. And have had legal and general on the phone flogging home insurance three times now.

I hate the patronising 'congratulations on your little one,' from call centre-bot and all the fake 'how are you doing,'before trying to sell you lots of things you don't need.

WillbeanChariot · 02/03/2010 18:09

I had forgotten the Bounty lady but you have all reminded me and brought on a bit of rage! I had a CS at 27 weeks, my son was extremely tiny and it was touch and go whether he would survive. So obviously he wasn't there to have his pic taken, but in hindsight I am outraged that this woman was allowed to come into the ward and speak to all the mums. Nothing personal, she was alright, and I was nice to her as had spent several days putting a brave face on things (and was drugged up to the eyeballs) but they should ask permission to visit IMHO.

LittleSilver · 02/03/2010 19:01

Bounty women are an ourage as far as I am concerned. Have no idea why it is considered appropriate for sales reps to roam unhindered around NHS wards.

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