Winners from Indiana, Rhode Island, and Texas make up the first-ever trio of AdJack winners. Their lucky numbers came up on Friday, October 16. Charlotte Klein, Ronnie Henry, and Don LaCroix have one thing in common—they are all AdJack regulars.
Crackajack winner, Charlotte Klein and grandson.
The win is a windfall for Charlotte Klein of South Bend, Indiana, who has been recuperating physically and financially from sickness that left her jobless earlier this year. She was recently able to resume her cab driving job in the hometown of Notre Dame just in time for busy weekends when football fans from all over the nation flood into town.
“When I got the email that I had won, I was absolutely elated” she says. “I love the site. It’s a real stress buster for me. Sometimes I drive for fourteen or eighteen hours a day, and I don’t have time for much of anything else. The money is a blessing, believe me. I’ve been feeling lucky lately, and life is beginning to get better.
Crackajack winner, Ronnie Henry and son Christian
Ronnie Henry of Ft. Worth, Texas is taking it easy these days after 30 years of pounding the pavement carrying the U.S. mail. Among his favorite pastimes now is logging onto AdJack.tv.
He comes regularly to the site, looking at commercials, sometimes putting his two cents’ worth in when he likes or doesn’t like them, and every week, he hopes for the big MadJack win. He says he’ll keep coming back, with his eyes firmly on the prize. “I’m hoping for that MadJack” he says. “That’s it for me.”
In the meantime, he’ll spend his winnings on his 14-year old son and two grandchildren, a boy and a girl. “They love their Paw Paw,” Ronnie says.
Crackajack winner, Don LaCroix.
For nearly two years now, Don LaCroix of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, has been getting up every morning and faithfully going to AdJack where he watches his five commercials and enters his numbers. AdJack isn’t the only sweep he enters, but it’s the only one that’s paid off so far.
“This is the first time I’ve ever won anything,” Don says “I was very surprised when I got the email.”
Even though he hasn’t won in the past, he says he’s not discouraged. “I’ve always believed you can’t win if you don’t play” he says. The plus with AdJack is that he enjoys the process."Some of the ads I really enjoy watching. Shaq as a jockey is pretty funny. And I like the E-Trade talking babies. But the best thing about AdJack is the odds, he says. “They’re pretty good. That’s always a plus.”
His win came at a very good time. “My wife’s birthday is coming up” he says. “This will help.”… more
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