Curio Draw | Test Draw/Lottery | 5pts per Ticket

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Zolbad
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Re: Curio Draw | Test Draw/Lottery | 5pts per Ticket

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popfor wrote:
Zolbad wrote:Accepting ticket purchases from 5/12/2012 10:00 AM EST, until 5/13/2012 19:00 EST.
You may pre-send your PM with your HS and items, although tickets will only be given once those items are received.

popfor wrote:Sounds like a great idea, i'm in. Also is there a link to the generator so we can also see how many tickets other people have?
I'm not too sure what you mean by that, but yes I did make a Ticket Calculator (Link is in the post above yours).
Being able to view how many tickets are already in so you can get a idea of your chances, see if i need to buy more tickets or not.
You will be able to see the Jackpot, that's all.
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Re: Curio Draw | Test Draw/Lottery | 5pts per Ticket

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how did this goe sadley i have been very busy with work and not had a chance to join in the fun
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Re: Curio Draw | Test Draw/Lottery | 5pts per Ticket

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Not too well, as in, no tickets bought. Everyone who seemed interested only PMed to try to buy their tickets "after" the deadline. So unless I get a few more people interested, i'm afraid that the idea is a lost cause.
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Re: Curio Draw | Test Draw/Lottery | 5pts per Ticket

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maybe extending the period to a monthly draw?
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jock wrote:maybe extending the period to a monthly draw?
I will if enough people show that they are interested.
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