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Contest Alert: Tickets to the Big Outlet Sale!!

I'm giving away tickets to the Big Outlet Sale BPI Express Credit Edge, SUN Cellular, Stylebible!


I'm giving away 50 tickets!  Want to win one?  Here's how:
a)  Answer this 'What was your one good deed this 2010?'
b)  Leave your name (Complete Name on your valid ID because you will be claiming these yourselves at SMX!)
c)  A valid email address (So I can contact you)

*Please make SURE to follow what I am asking, as INCOMPLETE ENTRIES are DISQUALIFIED!

Its a one comment = one ticket thing.  You can leave a maximum of TWO (2) comments to earn yourself TWO (2) tickets - maximum.  A person can only win TWO tickets, any more than that - well, let's not be selfish!  Hahaha..  So, if you leave more than two comments, I will only count the first two and drop the rest.

I'm running this contest now - until I reach the 50th ticket winner!

Please make sure to follow instructions! :) 

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  1. Lucky FindsDecember 04, 2010 3:30 PM

    I donated old clothes, shoes and toys our Church fund raising project

    Emiliana Sison
    emiliana.sison AT gmail.com

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  2. kate sinaonDecember 12, 2010 6:33 AM

    I gave away my TWO tickets to watch Manny Pacquiao vs. Morales fight at the Cuneta Astrodome worth P1000.00 each to the men we passed by, working late at night at SM Megamall warehouse.


    kate sinaon
    kittykets[at]yahoo[dot]com

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