Congratulations RexRegina Contest Winner
On June 7th, RexRegina announced a contest on mytreo.net. Less than one month and more than a thousand entries later, a winner was chosen. Congratulations Terri Behl!
The contest was run scientifically. The winner was chosen at random: a number – 37 – was chosen and repeated in every hundreds group (37, 137, 237, 337…) through to the last entry at our contest cut-off point at 1:30pm Pacific Time. All the numbers were written down on slips of paper, tossed into a RexRegina logo hat and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners were drawn blind.
The response to this contest was overwhelming. Take a look at some of the entries. Some of them were serious, some silly, some downright hilarious.
We were really overwhelmed with the number of responses and the fantastic ideas that you sent us. There were some very thoughtful ideas in the responses. There were also some very funny and not-so-serious ideas (you know who you are!) that we enjoyed reading. Thank you for taking the time to participate.
Congratulations to the winners!
1st Place: Terri Behl
2nd Place: John Buckley
3rd Place: Daniel Einspanjer
Terri Behl is pictured above on the right with her prizes: a Treo 700p and RexRegina case of her choosing.
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Congrats! Enjoy!
Congrats Terri !
But I’m confused, if there were 1,283 entries, where did 1,337 come from?
Wouldn’t the last xx37 entry be 1,237?
What am I missing?
Hey all……..I love the Treo 700p and the RexRegina case I won, my kids are soooooo jealous and everyone thinks my case is pretty sylish.
I always check out mtn to get the opinions and views on new products, issues with software and hardware. I quit looking other places since I always find the answer here.
Thanks again mytreo.net and RexRegina!!
Terri B
Congrats Terri!
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According to Kevin from RexRegina “1,483 entries. A little over 150 were duplicates (people entering the allowed once/week).” Hope that clears up the statistical question. :)