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Corky

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Hello everyone,

Pro Sports Now is happy to announce it's new $250 posting contest. This contest will start March 22, 2007 and will end April 30, 2007.

www.prosportsnow.com | www.prosportsnow.net

* Quantity is not a the only factor in this contest, it's also about Quality.
* You must have a PayPal account, if not sign up at www.paypal.com
* You must be knowledgeable about Sports. If you're here to just post and win the money, please don't enter. This contest isn't for you.
* Please no spamming, such as consistent one-liners. This contest is about quality post.
* If you finish 1st with the most post by the time the contest ends but have a lot of spam post, or post that aren't intelligent about the sport then you may be disqualified from winning the $200 dollars.
* It's simple, you must be a Sports fan in order to win this contest.
* Post count in the Introductions forum has been disabled until the contest ends.
* Have fun while making a run at $200 dollars by posting on Pro Sports Now.
* Here is a head's up, your post will be reviewed.

Prizes

1st Place - $200
2nd Place - $30
3rd Place - $20

Thanks,

Corey
 
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