Update: I removed the minimum number of Twitter followers requirement. I forgot that I don’t care about followers.
So here goes. I’m giving away my Nexus One and winning it couldn’t be easier. All you have to do is download the beta version of my new app, Game On, follow me on Twitter @BrooklynAvi and RT the message below. That’s it. I will select one winner at random (sorry, U.S. entries only).
To download Game On, visit the forums at XDA and download the APK from the end of the post. Start using Game On and when it reaches 500 game data uploads and I reach 500 followers on Twitter, a winner will be selected.
Here’s what to do:
- Download and use Game On: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17489270
- Follow me on Twitter: @BrooklynAvi
- RT this message (no quotes): “RT @BrooklynAvi Win my Nexus One just for using my new app, Game On. For complete details, visit http://goo.gl/VdKiq #GameOn”
Some rules:
- You must be a follower in order to win
- Your RT must include my Twitter handle, @BrooklynAvi, the hash tag #GameOn and the link to this page, http://goo.gl/VdKiq
I must reach 500 followers andGame On must have 500 game data uploads- Contest open to U.S. residents 18 years or older only, void where prohibited
- Anyone found using multiple accounts will be ineligible to win
- Rules subject to change without notice.
Lately, carriers have been implementing tiered data plans. This is being offered under the guise of being helpful to those who pay for unlimited plans and do not use them. Carriers would have you believe that they are doing those customers a service when in reality, they could not care less about them wasting their money. In fact, they absolutely love it. Who wouldn’t love someone who pays for a service they do not use? It is a fantastic way to make money. The people against whom these tiered data plans are targeted are those who actually use data. These are the people who want to actually get the service for which they paid.
