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Okay…each GAD member has what you call a ‘stats’ page, where it shows how many posts you have done, the amount of words, how many reviews you have submitted, etc… Well how about this…
When you win a GAD prize, and depending on what the amount of the prize may be, wouldn't it be cool if Special Reserve added an extra feature to our stats page, where we can have another title saying, “Prizes Saved”?
“What’s the big thing about this new idea”, one might wonder. Well…it’s very simply, really…
If you win a GAD prize, but don’t want to select the game or DVD of your choice for the amount stated, then how about saving it’s amount to your database. So where your ‘data’ page stats Prizes Saved – over here it will be figures such as, 1, 2, 3…or how many GAD prizes you wish to save.
“So what is the whole idea”, you ask – “what’s the point”, right?
Well…after saving 5 top GAD prize amounts, it’s like saving 5 x £50, isn’t it? So by saving this, means that you have saved up to £250 worth. And with this in your stats page, you can now select anything in Special Reserve’s huge database. So it’s like having £250, but in Special Reserve vouchers.
Here is an example of how the “GAMEADAY WINNERS LIST” would appear if someone were given the chance to do this…
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Date Winner Prize Chosen Winning Contribution
12/02/02 American Ninja Prize saved WipEout Fusion hints
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Notice that the Prize Chosen stats, ‘Prize saved’.
I hope you all like this idea and perhaps Special Reserve can think of something very soon.
Thanks for reading,
American Ninja
The whole idea of GAd ia a GAME not vouchers...
SR save a lot of money with the money not spent with people's GADs..
Think about it this way...
I win a GAD (never have, never will :() and i pick a Game worth £30.. SR have savend themselves £20, that £20 every day adds up and SR eventually saves a LOT of money....
The whole idea of GAd ia a GAME not vouchers...
SR save a lot of money with the money not spent with people's GADs..
Think about it this way...
I win a GAD (never have, never will :() and i pick a Game worth £30.. SR have savend themselves £20, that £20 every day adds up and SR eventually saves a LOT of money....
Except I should win more.
Okay…each GAD member has what you call a ‘stats’ page, where it shows how many posts you have done, the amount of words, how many reviews you have submitted, etc… Well how about this…
When you win a GAD prize, and depending on what the amount of the prize may be, wouldn't it be cool if Special Reserve added an extra feature to our stats page, where we can have another title saying, “Prizes Saved”?
“What’s the big thing about this new idea”, one might wonder. Well…it’s very simply, really…
If you win a GAD prize, but don’t want to select the game or DVD of your choice for the amount stated, then how about saving it’s amount to your database. So where your ‘data’ page stats Prizes Saved – over here it will be figures such as, 1, 2, 3…or how many GAD prizes you wish to save.
“So what is the whole idea”, you ask – “what’s the point”, right?
Well…after saving 5 top GAD prize amounts, it’s like saving 5 x £50, isn’t it? So by saving this, means that you have saved up to £250 worth. And with this in your stats page, you can now select anything in Special Reserve’s huge database. So it’s like having £250, but in Special Reserve vouchers.
Here is an example of how the “GAMEADAY WINNERS LIST” would appear if someone were given the chance to do this…
------------------------------------------------------------
Date Winner Prize Chosen Winning Contribution
12/02/02 American Ninja Prize saved WipEout Fusion hints
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Notice that the Prize Chosen stats, ‘Prize saved’.
I hope you all like this idea and perhaps Special Reserve can think of something very soon.
Thanks for reading,
American Ninja