The legends at @TargetDarts gave me an extra goody bag this morning at the media day to give away to one of you lot, which includes a load of cool stuff! π
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In case anyone doesnt know
......i won this hahaha
Il stick a pic up this weekend but it was an unreal collection woth extra bits thrown in!
Just wish they had sent the stand aswell!
WIN A SIGNED TARGET JAPAN BUNDLE!π―
This bundle includes products from all 5 Target Japan representatives at the World Cup, with some signed sets included!
Simply buy any qualifying Target Japan Tungsten darts between 10:00 BST (11:00 CEST) on 11 June 2026 and 00:00 BST (01:00 CEST) on 15 June 2026 to be automatically entered into the prize draw.
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This one is not to be missed! π₯
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@LstyleEurope What's your thoughts on influencers being given stuff from yourselves and then selling it on at a higher cost than shops? Scummy isnt it.......
League game won 6-4 after being 3 nil down including a 83.5 leg.....not bad with a bad shoulder and literally my first darts since coming home from holiday no practise at all
@MatadorDarts Yeah it takes time and effort but when 99% of content creators are not following the rules that the rest of us have to then its hard to feel any sympathy in all honesty.
@MatadorDarts Or let's look at it a different way? How about we look at it as its should be? The dart isnt free its provided in return for a service and as such is a taxable income. As part of this every video should state "paid promotion" and thats before sponsors etc.
At what point do companies stop sending freebies to influencers that hold no loyalty to their brand and are not even following the rules and tax implications that go along with it, never mind just down right rude......at some point it will reflect on these brands.
@hillyDavid_72 Problem is the content creators who are actually influencers get the stuff for free then push it to kids and vulnerable adults as worth the money and the best! Its dangerous.
At what point as darts fans do we admit that seeing the same faces get the drops and posting videos becomes tiresome. Every drop is "the best of the year" and pressure put on kids/vulnerable adults to buy overpriced shit they dont pay for. Time to regulate influencers.