Beckett Rippey found AdJack one day on the Internet when she was searching for jobs.
The University of Colorado graduate hit the job market last December with a degree in communications at one of the bleakest times to get a job in the past 80 years. In February, she joined AdJack to take a break from the arduous task of job hunting.
“I actually don’t know how I found it, but I decided to join because I was interested in doing something with advertising. I thought the site was fun, so I bookmarked it on my computer.”
She played every day for a while, then got caught up in a move across the country to San Diego, still on the hunt for a job. After a couple of months, she decided to see what was up on AdJack.
“I lucked out!” she says. “On the day I was notified that I won the CrackaJack, I also found out that I got the job I wanted. It was a great day!”… more
“You know what?” says Kathy McCandless, a California girl who moved to Nampa 16 years ago, “I used to play a regular lottery quite a bit, so when things got a little tight for me and my husband, I started looking online and saw there are ways to play without spending any money. I started looking on the Internet for online sweepstakes. Some friends think I’m a little crazy, but I love Adjack. I spend 45 minutes to an hour and I do it five days a week.”
Crackajack Winner, Lisa Davis, meets former President Bush, with a little help from Photoshop