Ted Wade
I believe the law in Canada is made in regards to not getting something
for nothing. So, arbitrary math tests have been required of winning
prizes all across the country. These math tests are quite simple in
most cases.
Tyler S wrote:
Is it Canadians that can't do math, or is it that they suspect Americans
can't, and want to weed us out from winning the bike? ;)
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From: <i>Susan Otcenas <sus-@teamestrogen.com></i><br>Reply-To:
<i>sus-@teamestrogen.com</i><br>To: <i>ob-@topica.com</i><br>Subject:
<i>RE: [OBRA Chat] Win a Cervelo, take a math test?</i><br>Date:
<i>Mon, 29
Aug 2005 18:03:44 -0700</i><br>>Most likely because the sweepstakes is
open to people from Canada. Contest<br>>rules have certain restrictions
there that are different from the
US.<br>><br>>Susan<br>><br>>-----Original
Message-----<br>>From: Tyler S
[mailto:ebonf-@hotmail.com]<br>>Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 5:57
PM<br>>To: ob-@topica.com<br>>Subject: [OBRA Chat] Win a Cervelo,
take a math test?<br>><br>><br>>from the contest rules section :
"Before being declared a winner, each<br>>selected entrant must
first correctly answer, unaided, a time-limited,<br>>arithmetical,
skill-testing question to be administered by telephone at
a<br>>pre-arranged time."<br>><br>>Wha?<br>><br>>To
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