The Daily Roxette discussions forum has been closed. The forum is only available as a read-only archive.
For people from Canada only
6 replies
zeeshan said on February 15, 2005 04:10:
If you are over 27-28, are married or are living with your commong law, are a widow woman or a single woman and your household income is $45,000... or if you have any friends in Canada who meet the above criterias, I can send them to an ABSOLUTELY FREE vacation. This is no shit and I am dead serious here. Let me have your number so that I could call you up right away.
Z
zeeshan said on February 16, 2005 18:05:
Sarcastic here aren’t we. Ok let me remove the skepticism here...
Days Inn and Ramada Inn hotel does this every year. They send couples to free vacations. There are four packages for you to choose a gift from. One of ’em includes airfare, accomodations and $1000 Canadian dollars of spending money (cash). Leave your wallet, leave your credit card and leave your money back at your home.
Why do they do that? cuz it is almost a free promotion for them and their name becomes more reliable cuz then people start referring the Days Inn and Ramada Inn hotels to the people around them.
Why I have it here? Cuz hey this thing is valid for anyone who meets the criterials I wrote in my post and I thought about sharing it with you guys here on TDR. I’d like to see someone from TDR available this opportunity cuz we are like a big happy virtual family right? ;)
z
zeeshan said on February 19, 2005 22:14:
Nopes, it is for married couples/unmarried couples and for single/divorced women.
sweet_stalker57 said on February 20, 2005 02:02:
I got an offer for a free stay just recently from a
hotel chain I had used once. When the operator asked if I had enjoyed my previous stay I had to laugh cause I only used the room for about 20 min. ;)
LittleSpooky said on February 20, 2005 07:03:
Sweets: No comment ;o)
I had a contest or something where the Grand Prize was a paid trip to: Dunh dunh dunh... THE 2002 WINTER OLYMPICS (I live in Salt Lake City).
So, I e-mailed them and asked:
Send me elsewhere?
If I’d won, they would have gladly done so.
Oldag75 said on February 16, 2005 17:57:
It’s impossible to imagine why anyone might be skeptical about an offer such as this – it sounds to fine, so upright, so convenient and honest... as everything FREE always is !
Please tell us more about this! It sounds absolutely wonderful! Does it involve money being held for you in a Nigerian bank account, and you’ll share those funds with anyone willing to help you with a little cash right now?