Namecheap Super Weekend Trivia Contest
Free Domains Every Hour!
It’s Super Bowl weekend and Namecheap has an annual tradition of having a great Super Bowl party every year. Through Twitter, they are running football trivia for 48 hours straight!
The object of this contest is simple: Follow @Namecheap on Twitter and answer the trivia questions correctly. They will post a new question any time during the hour every hour. Eight domains will be awarded hourly to winners who answer the questions correctly.
But it doesn’t stop there. Two top scorers will each receive a 16GB WiFi iPad 2!
(The Apple iPad is the 16GB edition valued at $499)
If you are one of the first four people to answer correctly, they will send $10.69 for a new domain or renewal directly into your Namecheap account. Four other winners chosen at random will win the $10.69 domain name credit as well, so don’t give up if you’re not the first!
You are only eligible to win a domain once per day based on the EST timezone. (Therefore, yes, you can win on the 23:00 hour and then again at 00:00!).
They will then announce the winners and answers on Twitter.
2011 Free Domains Giveaway
Name Cheap is back with their Free Domain Giveaways Contest!
This year, 5 domains will be given away every hour of the hour; in Namecheap’s 4th Annual Holiday Twitter Trivia Contest, this is something you don’t want to miss. Starting from Dec 15th, NameCheap is holding their twitter trivia contest (again) for ten straight days.
Ten winners will be eligible for the grand prizes that will consist of ten 16GB WiFi iPad 2s. Prizes will be given to the three top-scoring winners across the course of the competition and seven others selected randomly in the our top 25!
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