OMG
I am the kind of person who enters every contest. Every one I see. On Facebook, Twitter, LJ, you name it. I've won a few books, and an iPod.
Today, I got an email from the marketing person at Little, Brown (yes, the publishers). It appears that I won this:
That's an iPad. Which I really, really wanted.
I also won this:
A signed copy, no less. I've already read it, but what the hey. I'll read it again.
Friends on FB are being all protective of me (thanks, guys!) and telling me to make sure it's legit. Well, I did enter the contest. I Googled the person who sent me the email (she's a marketing person at L,B, and I found her on LinkedIn), and the url of her email address (it took me to the publisher's website, where it tells me I "like" their FB page). So it looks pretty legit to me. *g*
All they want is a notarized affidavit of my name, address, and that I'm over 18. No SS#. And Elizabeth isn't my legal first name. So I'm not particularly worried.
So, SQUEEEEEEEEE!
Today, I got an email from the marketing person at Little, Brown (yes, the publishers). It appears that I won this:
That's an iPad. Which I really, really wanted.
I also won this:
A signed copy, no less. I've already read it, but what the hey. I'll read it again.
Friends on FB are being all protective of me (thanks, guys!) and telling me to make sure it's legit. Well, I did enter the contest. I Googled the person who sent me the email (she's a marketing person at L,B, and I found her on LinkedIn), and the url of her email address (it took me to the publisher's website, where it tells me I "like" their FB page). So it looks pretty legit to me. *g*
All they want is a notarized affidavit of my name, address, and that I'm over 18. No SS#. And Elizabeth isn't my legal first name. So I'm not particularly worried.
So, SQUEEEEEEEEE!