work address, work phone, work email

win

Someone has to win it. Thems the rules.

It is not bogus. I am the director for the ZCCA and know David Ciulla...I had advance heads up about this as the winner will get the car in Nashville at this year's convention (I am the chairman for this year's event).

Great. See ya in Tenn.

A little while back I created a "crap" email address, so when I don't want crap sent to me, I just have it sent there and rarely look at it.

Do you have to be at Z Con to get the car if you win I wonder? LOL

They fly you there all expenses paid /w $500 when you win it.

I know someone who won their Z.

is it too late to put my foot in this one or what?

giving nismo z to winner sounds great to me although I have one already :p

I have recently been contacted by Nissan USA to announce this sweepstakes on the forum.

So :bump: and sticked. Keep submitting your entries and answering the trivia questions.

FYI: I am playing this one as well. I won the first 370z from the Best Buy / EA Sports Need for Speed sweepstakes last year. People really DO win these things. AND the great thing is that I was not bombarded with emails and telemarketing calls. One must read the Official Rules to see more details.

LOL @ Cpt ... yes yes .. most people on this site know I won the Z last year. Let's see if I can go for round two and get a second one for the garage! (FYI: Federal taxes were approximately $12,000 - so technically you "win" a car for the price you pay on a lump sum federal tax scale)

It's never too late! You can't win if you don't play.
Just be the Lucky Winner! :tiphat:

Well tonight I went in to answer questions and it started me from the beginning again as if they lost all prior info...........

In fairness, it's not their fault. Canada has some harsh rules when it comes to sweepstakes, and each province is different.

One of them requires you to pay a 10 or 15% fee (I forget) for the value of the prize.. along with a bunch of other hurdles.

Sometimes it unfortunately just doesn't make sense for the company putting it on. :(

EDIT: Oh I forgot.. in the US it has to be a complete "lottery" style.. it can't be a "game of chance".. everyone that enters has to have a fair chance of winning. In Canada, it's the opposite.. you HAVE to have some sort of qualifying question, even if it's a simple math question or something, it can't just be equal. I may be missing some details, but the structure of what's mandatory is opposite between US and Canada. Makes it hard.