I would love to know the answer to this.
Win a Ready To Go Intel Ghost Canyon i7 NUC Worth Over $2,700 from PLE
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28/09/2020
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Ready To Go Intel Ghost Canyon i7 NUC.
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I wonder if these competitions are fair at all. Whether you're up against their friends or colleagues or a swarm of bots.
I guess most of us enter so many competitions that we don't ever bother investigating the winners.I did actually win one a while back, but not being a Twitter user I didn't see the private message for about 2 months, so they redraw the winner when I didn't respond. Missed out on some gaming keyboard that I didn't need anyway, maybe it was a runner's up prize as I doubt I would have bothered entering for just a gaming keyboard.
I just made a faux Twitter account that might look like a bot account. It's plastered with retweets of other competitions. Do you reckon it could drive the competition holders away?
How does your Twitter account look/set up?@Tinkle Ass: It would probably be similar but is set-up with a real picture etc as well. I think I only ever used it once for anything other than competitions to complain on a company's social media as it's the best way to get a meaningful response from most places these days!
Question: Why do you need small form factor gaming in your life?
why not?
They used the word "need". They want you to beg for it as if your life depends on it. You can either make a joke or say that you're an addict who games every at opportunity otherwise you'll go ballistic.
I highly doubt they’ll even read it or give it much thought lol
I always wonder with these that if "their favourite" answer wins, why are there other ways to gain entries?