Do you have an uncanny ability to win prizes?
Are you always the envy of all your geo-friends when you instantly locate the cache after they’ve been searching for 20 minutes or more? If yes, then this might be the perfect giveaway for you.
To celebrate It’s Not About The Numbers’ new Facebook group, we promised our fans a great competition once we hit 250 members.
You lot are all so dedicated, though, that we now have 481 followers – putting us among the bigger geocaching bodies on Mark Zuckerberg’s social network site.
Before you start screaming “Shut up, kjwx; tell us what we can win”, here’s what one lucky geocacher will earn:
- A hi-tech, electronic Reactive Light, programmed with the co-ordinates of your choosing from European website Pecodu;
- A photo-engraved My World geocoin from GeocoinShop – featuring It’s Not About Numbers’ cartoon logo and a congratulatory message from Cumbyrocks and myself;
- A cleverly disguised Heinz Baked Beans cache from new British webstore Caching Coin;
- And a hip QR Code Talker trackable decal from American geo-firm Cache Advance.
In total, these goodies are worth NZ$100 or US$85.
To enter, you must be a current member of our It’s Not About The Numbers’ group. Find the competition code posted somewhere on that Facebook page and then rush back to this blog to enter your details in the form below.
The lucky winner will be chosen at random a week from now at 12pm noon (NZ time) on Friday, July 15th.
So get hunting for the INATN competition code …
Enter the competition by filling out the form below! Powered by Fast Secure Contact Form
AND THE FINEPRINT …
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Only current members of It’s Not About The Numbers’ Facebook group are eligible to enter.
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Only one entry per person will be accepted.
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The judges’ decision is final. No correspondance will be entered into.
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The four prizes are not transferable or redeemable for cash.
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By entering this competition, you agree to abide by these terms and conditions.
2 comments
Sarah Chisholm
July 9, 2011 at 2:59 pm (UTC 13) Link to this comment
Love the Reactive Light thingy but worry that it would look too much like a bomb. If I used it I would only feel comfortable placing it on my own property so Muggles wouldn’t report it to authorities.
kjwx
July 10, 2011 at 1:28 am (UTC 13) Link to this comment
I agree, Sarah, that careful placement is needed. I already own one myself but am still looking for seeking the perfect co-ordinates for the cache it will be placed in.
Should be noted, though, that the vendor Pecodu recommends leaving the electronics unhooked from the battery until the PET-form is found by another geocacher. Inside are simple and easy instructions for turning it on and off.
In this situation, a GEOCACHE – NOT HARMLESS label is a must IMHO – and the winner of our Facebook giveaway will receive such a sticker with their prize.