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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October 28, 2009
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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
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October 26, 2009
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“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.”
“I won a 50-inch television, a $100 Amazon card, and also a $25 Visa gift card. When I won the AdJack Crackajack I was so… more
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October 18, 2009
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Crackajack Winner, Lisa Davis, meets former President Bush, with a little help from Photoshop |
Lisa Davis’s AdJack win on July 31st couldn’t have come at a better time, financially and psychologically. She’s a Colorado girl who finds herself in Topeka, Kansas, unemployed at the moment and looking forward to an upswing in her fortunes.
“When I first starting going to AdJack my mother said ‘You don’t get anything for free,’ but you know, the advertisers get product information out there, and the commercials are fun to watch. I like the site a lot. It’s clean and straightforward, and I like it that I don’t get any junk. Some of these sweepstakes things, you enter them, then you get hundreds of spam emails trying to sell you stuff. They just want your email address, or your mailing address. It’s a relief that AdJack doesn’t do that to their members. It’s upfront.”
Lisa has been coming to the site regularly since November, 2008. “Sometimes I get busy and forget on Saturdays, but I try to get there every day.”… more
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September 27, 2009
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Yukimo Heyer went to Missouri from her homeland of Japan to introduce high school students to her culture. Missourians must have done a pretty good job of introducing her to their culture as well, because she decided to stay. That was nine years ago. Today she is a wife and mother of a three-year-old to whom she devotes most of her time, except the few minutes she enjoys watching commercials on AdJack. She found the site about six months ago when she was searching for good sweepstakes contests, and she comes almost daily now. Her AdJack win on August 28 is her first big sweepstakes prize.
She says Japanese humor is very different from American humor. “AdJack is still entertaining,” she says. … more
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September 2, 2009
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“What did I win?” asked Shirley Dudzinski when AdJack told her we were looking forward to a conversation with her about her recent good fortune.
“I saw over on the right side of the site on the sweepstakes page that somebody named Shirley had won on August 7, but it had no last name or state. I just thought, ‘that’s not me.’ It’s never me.
“I am still surprised! I’ve been doing sweepstakes for twenty years, and all I’ve ever won is a couple of $25 gift cards. I’ve kept hoping that someday I’d win something big. This comes at a great time. My lounge chair is falling apart, and I’ve had to replace my sky lights.”
Shirley, who describes herself as a “young 80,” walks the steps to her third floor condo in Vernon Hills, Illinois at least twice a day. “It’s good for your heart,” she says. She reads books when she’s not watching commercials on AdJack. She looks forward to postings of new commercials on the site. “So does my son,” she says. “He doesn’t have a computer of his own, so he likes to watch them when he comes to visit me. ‘Any new ones this week?’ he always asks.
“I’ve been playing for a couple of years now. I love to watch the unusual ones. Sometimes I think, great, this… more
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August 23, 2009
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“Maybe it’s the month, or the hat, or maybe the chair that has brought me a bit of luck,” Dan Partridge says, because on August 14, his numbers came up for the second time, a year later. This time he’ll share the $1,000 CrackaJack prize with Abigail Stewart of Springfield, Illinois.
Dan, who won his first $1,000 CrackaJack the week of August 8, 2008, (see Blog) said AdJack could use the same picture as last year because he’s sitting in the same chair wearing the same hat. “I might have another grey hair and maybe a wrinkle or two more, but not much else has changed,” he says.
“AdJack is still an enjoyable thing to do. It’s one of the few sites I get on. I was totally surprised that I won again. Now some of my friends… more
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