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Good deal. Head over there and let's talk about the mascot situation.Dutch wrote:I finally broke down and joined Scout yesterday. I figured since 1st & 10 is a sponsor of their site, it was time to activate an account and get all the fun info first.smupony94 wrote:So I can be part of the cool party I joined Rivals today
join rivals. scout is a piece of crap.NickSMU17 wrote:How is Scout vs. rivals? Do I need to join both
That's another great thing about those sites, we generally don't talk about stuff like that.mrydel wrote:Good deal. Head over there and let's talk about the mascot situation.Dutch wrote:I finally broke down and joined Scout yesterday. I figured since 1st & 10 is a sponsor of their site, it was time to activate an account and get all the fun info first.smupony94 wrote:So I can be part of the cool party I joined Rivals today
I tried to sign up for Rivals today after continually reading about these services here. Unfortunately they are not very 'user friendly'. I had filled in the form, had my cc ready and then read the 'fine print'. If I wanted to cancel I had to call them. Unfortunately, calling the U.S. from the beach in South America is a pain in the butt. Almost all of my business is conducted over the internet without problems- but not Rivals. So, decided that I would be patient and wait for the info to show up on ponyfans.mustangbill67 wrote:I subscribe to both but I believe generally I get more in-depth info from Rivals. They both have their merits and are both good, but I would chose Rivals if going with only one service. Just my opinion.
Do you look like Stallion working on the beach in a thong Speedo?redpony wrote:I tried to sign up for Rivals today after continually reading about these services here. Unfortunately they are not very 'user friendly'. I had filled in the form, had my cc ready and then read the 'fine print'. If I wanted to cancel I had to call them. Unfortunately, calling the U.S. from the beach in South America is a pain in the butt. Almost all of my business is conducted over the internet without problems- but not Rivals. So, decided that I would be patient and wait for the info to show up on ponyfans.mustangbill67 wrote:I subscribe to both but I believe generally I get more in-depth info from Rivals. They both have their merits and are both good, but I would chose Rivals if going with only one service. Just my opinion.
GO PONIES!!!
j/kActually few wrinkles but the ladies have no problem hitting the creases.ALEX LIFESON wrote:Ouch! More wrinkles than the run and shoot
I also had problems signing up when I activated the other country selection it would take me back to the start page, ended up giving all the correct CC details and a phony us address and it accepted me.redpony wrote:I tried to sign up for Rivals today after continually reading about these services here. Unfortunately they are not very 'user friendly'. I had filled in the form, had my cc ready and then read the 'fine print'. If I wanted to cancel I had to call them. Unfortunately, calling the U.S. from the beach in South America is a pain in the butt. Almost all of my business is conducted over the internet without problems- but not Rivals. So, decided that I would be patient and wait for the info to show up on ponyfans.mustangbill67 wrote:I subscribe to both but I believe generally I get more in-depth info from Rivals. They both have their merits and are both good, but I would chose Rivals if going with only one service. Just my opinion.
GO PONIES!!!
yeah, then there's that other guy who just posts "great information! thanks! xoxoxoxoxoStallion wrote:actually the quality of the discussion has gone down of the recruiting sites because of the appearance of the Neat-O, Good Deal, Go Ponies, Kick-[deleted], "Greatest Class since Reconstruction" crowd who offer nothing to the discussion. Then we got the new "We've moved on to better Recruits" crowd when we lose a recruit we want-not to confused with the WDNWHA crowd-the distinction being that the former actually believe that crap
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