Win 1 of 1,000 Kinect systems from Pepsi

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Between November 8, 2010 and December 31, 2010, purchase one of the following Pepsi-Cola products (specially marked 20oz Bottles and 12pk cans of Pepsi and Diet Pepsi) and carefully remove the UPC symbol when the product package is empty. Hand print your name, complete street address and phone number on a 3 x 5 inch piece of paper and attach the UPC symbol to your entry.

PRIZES: One thousand (1,000) Grand Prizes will be awarded, each Grand Prize will consist of one (1)Xbox® 360 4GB Console, with one (1) Kinect™ Sensor and one (1) copy of "Kinect Adventures" game and one (1) "Kinect Sports" game. Estimated retail value $350. Fifty (50) First Prizes will be awarded, each consisting of one (1) Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor and one (1) copy of "Kinect Adventures" game. Estimated retail value $149.99. Four Hundred Fifty (450) Second Prizes will be awarded, each consisting of one (1) Kinect game. Estimated retail value $49.99.

Entry Form

Official Rules
 
I snickered at this in the ToS:
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. You may also enter without purchase. To enter without purchase, hand print your name, complete street address and phone number on a 3 x 5 inch piece of paper.
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Although it indicates that you must send in the UPC for states that don't do return deposits, the usual 'no purchase necessary' clause makes is so that nobody really has to bother with the UPS at all... So, just feel free to send in a bunch of cards, regardless of if you actually consumed any of their product(s).
 
So there's nothing stopping us from hand-writing a bunch of entries and sending them in, is there? Hypothetically speaking, if I made, say, 100 entries and crammed them in an envelope, would that count as one entry or 100?
 
[quote name='Jackie Chandler']So there's nothing stopping us from hand-writing a bunch of entries and sending them in, is there? Hypothetically speaking, if I made, say, 100 entries and crammed them in an envelope, would that count as one entry or 100?[/QUOTE]


Only one entry per envelope and each has to be handwritten... So that's $44 for a 100 of them. Not really worth the risk I'd say since it's only 1000 winners.
 
[quote name='Hibiki Rush']Only one entry per envelope and each has to be handwritten... So that's $44 for a 100 of them. Not really worth the risk I'd say since it's only 1000 winners.[/QUOTE]

Yuck. Thanks for answering. Looks like you all's chances of winning just skyrocketed. :p
 
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