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Name: Sam Remmer on Jan 21, 2013Comments: Please ensure these items are marked as novelty poles that are unfit for supporting an individuals body weight.Flag
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Name: Lydia Eden on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I'm an ann summers party organiser but I also do pole dancing. Therefore I don't sell these, they did used to stock x poles for a, but I think the only reason they're selling these one's is because they weren't making a return from the x poles, and they couldn't sell them cheap enough, I did ask my manager about it why they do sell them as I didn't realise they used to stock x poles! But again that was her answer it's just not financially viable. I think for the sake of safety a big corporation can dish out a little money to get a better product though.Flag
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Name: Alison Gore on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Amiee Tipping on Jan 21, 2013Comments: only sell Xpole or Rpoles!!Flag
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Name: Alisha on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Laura Ashton / Everything Pole Dancing / SpinnyTbags on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I fully support this petition and will never sell dangerous or unsafe dance poles with plastic parts at my website www.everythingpoledancing.com. I fully support the Pole Dance Community organisation and all the dancers in the UK in calling for Ann Summers to immediately withdraw all stock from their stores across the UK, from their party reps and their website.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I know this from experience- I purchased a peekaboo pole to use in a charity class I was teaching for absolute beginners. Once set up i attempted a basic fireman and the thing went flying. It hurt me a lot, and as an advanced poler I knew to do a very slow and controlled fireman spin. For a total beginner who has never had any lessons and does not yet know how much momentum to put into a spin- this could go very very wrong!Flag
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Catherine Rogers on Jan 21, 2013
Comments: so dangerous, there should be a clear warning on the box, at the the very beginning of the installation instruction leaflet in bold red lettering and where possible it should be stated at purchase point too. should tellFlag -
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Name: Amy Williams on Jan 21, 2013Comments: This pole is a glorified shower rod. Its not useful for what its purchased forFlag
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Name: Hayley Timms on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I am a pole dancer and 'plastic parts' do not sound good!!!! stop selling these now before they seriousllly injure someoneFlag
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Name: Pippa Jones on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Vicki Phillips on Jan 21, 2013
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Name: Jamie on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Sarah Roberts on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I had a peekaboo pole plus the Carmen Elektra edition BOTH unsafe and i had accidents on both! Theybare now in the hands of trading standards.Flag
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Name: Aneta Matuszewska on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Kirsty Griffiths on Jan 21, 2013Comments: these poles fall at the slightest touch and should not be sold anywhere .Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I know of friends who have accidently bought the peekaboo pole thinking it was a real dance pole and being attracted to it due to it's cheap price, only to be hurt and/or damage their room as it fell down. (Some of them did not even try to invert, but were merely 'dancing' around it as instructed.)Flag
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Name: Tamsin Lyte on Jan 21, 2013Comments: unsafe!Flag
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Name: Viona Senke on Jan 21, 2013Comments: Unacceptable.Flag
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Name: C.clavin on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Donna Graham on Jan 21, 2013Comments: I love Ann Summers, however if these poles are only suitable for walking round, they shouldn't be on sale as its so dangerous.Flag
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Name: Robyn Rooke on Jan 21, 2013Comments: Pole Dancing Instructor.Flag
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Name: Amanda Collinson on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Heather Walker on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Rachel Pike on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Daniel Parker on Jan 21, 2013Comments: Item not fit for full apparent purpose so shouldn't be soldFlag
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Debs Smith on Jan 21, 2013
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Name: Helen Knox on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous Facebook user on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Kirstin Menelaws on Jan 21, 2013
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Name: Adele Clapp on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Elena Bunbury on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Nell Eu on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Lara Green on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Laura Howitt on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Helen on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Alison Kozary Llm on Jan 21, 2013
Comments: Alison Kozary - user of an x-pole.Flag -
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Name: Tomas MacDonald-Wilson on Jan 21, 2013Comments: these can kill people!!!Flag
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Kim Mortimer on Jan 21, 2013
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Name: Lisa Hughes on Jan 21, 2013Comments: very dangerousFlag
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Name: Sylvia Champion on Jan 21, 2013Comments: Poles that are not adequate for any move which requires your feet to leave the floor should come with that warning. It is unjust to sell and have beginners hurt and give pole a bad name.Flag
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Name: Nicholas Parr on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Karen Doughty on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Joanne Knowles on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Zoe Lewis on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Sarah Korver on Jan 21, 2013Comments: Please get these dangerous poles off the market.. serious risk factorFlag
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Helen Ronkainen on Jan 21, 2013
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Name: Amanda Barnard on Jan 21, 2013Comments:Flag