“You could have knocked me over with a feather,” Marci Hancock of Denham Springs, Louisiana, says, when she received an email from David Boland informing her she won $1,000 in the Friday, June 5, drawing.
She had joined on Wednesday, June 1, and made her first and only submission on that day.
“It was crazy. I came home from vacation and found this email saying I had won. I had hardly paid any attention to the fact that AdJack was a sweepstake.”
Marci is one of those people who simply enjoys a great commercial. “I came to AdJack through a back door,” she says. “A friend sent me a link to a site called Family Hack that talked about how to retrieve something from a drain without using a wrench, so you know how you follow a couple of links every now and then and wind up someplace? Well, this Family Hack guy said something about AdJack on his site, so I took a look. I love good commercials.
“The first one I watched, about the girl thinking her boyfriend’s iPod was a pregnancy test—I practically rolled on the floor on that one.”
So she registered, watched four more commercials, made one submission without even so much as… more
It was about 5:40 p.m. ET on Friday, June 12 and Daryl Stevens realized he hadn’t watched any commercials that week. So he watched his fave five, hit the submit button at 5:44, and decided to stick around to watch the drawing video.
This may not strike you as profound, but today’s New York Times offers an interesting story on