{"id":7989,"date":"2019-10-30T13:33:40","date_gmt":"2019-10-30T17:33:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.lawyer.com\/?p=7989"},"modified":"2020-04-20T10:18:26","modified_gmt":"2020-04-20T14:18:26","slug":"search-for-an-unknown-well-wisher","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.lawyer.com\/index.php\/search-for-an-unknown-well-wisher\/","title":{"rendered":"Search for an Unknown Well-Wisher"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The thought that we are practically always under surveillance can feel unsettling.\u00a0 The idea may lead us to second guess our internet searches, our purchases in the grocery store, or our text messages to friends and family.\u00a0 Hundreds of reported women throughout the country, however, have recently raised concerns about communication they have received that does not necessarily coincide with their everyday patterns and habits. \u00a0Their red flags have triggered the search for a \u201cJenny B\u201d and her reason for sending them coupons, gift cards, and greeting cards.\u00a0 What is the purpose of this kindness?\u00a0 According to the cards, it is to congratulate the women on their recent pregnancies.\u00a0 The disturbing factor in this string of events is that many of the women who have received the gifts are not pregnant.<\/p>\n

Some peculiarities of the marketing ploy<\/a> include the hand-written note, the hand-snipped coupons, and the lack of a return address.\u00a0Nothing about the mailers appear professional or legitimate.\u00a0 In fact, some of the women have thrown around the word \u201cfraudulent\u201d when describing the ordeal.\u00a0 In addition to fraudulent, it is also making the women feel entirely uneasy.\u00a0 One Temple University student has stated that an envelope addressed to her was sent to her parents\u2019 house, which led to a rather uncomfortable conversation.\u00a0 She had to tell her father that she was not pregnant, and she was uncertain why she would receive such a congratulations for something that did not apply to her.<\/p>\n

The contents of the envelopes have been traced back to a company called Mother\u2019s Lounge LLC, based in Utah.\u00a0 On their website, a Jenny Boscoe is listed as the company\u2019s founder. \u00a0Neither Jenny nor any other representative from the company has come forward yet, to claim responsibility for the mailed advertisements.\u00a0According to the Better Business Bureau website<\/a>, this company received an F rating due to questionable practices and is not accredited with the BBB.\u00a0 Several complaints have been made with the BBB in reference to the envelopes and purchases made from the company.\u00a0 In turn, the BBB has labeled the marketing campaign as confusing and deceitful.\u00a0 For one example, the gift cards come equipped with hidden fees if activated.\u00a0 Outstanding alerts remain on the BBB website concerning this company.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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