schamsy

So heres my idea, love it or hate it...

We should try to get a vendor who sells the TVS to sell raffle tickets for a TVS. $50/ticket and sell like 40 tickets. The vendor could sell like a couple more if they really wanted to profit out of it. Anyways I'm a gambler and I would definitely be down for throwing $50 it to try to win a TVS....

Any vendors up to the challenge?

Is this legal?

slowswap

It's leagl. No one would wastefully spend there money. Now if tickets were like $2-$5, you could get people to buy.

Hell, I'd enter for $5. It's only $5.

schamsy

Oh cmon $50 and your odds would be much better.

Maybe a vendor would do $10. Would need to sell around 200 or more tickets though. Still not too bad since I would buy 5 myself.

Darkmanx

you all send me 50 dollars and ill raffle my tvs.

schamsy

Well thats different, you see a vendor is generally trusted... and it would be a brand new one...

selfinfliction

i don't think they would have a problem selling $10 tickets. $50 tickets wouldn't happen though

jschatte

some guy tried to do this with his car, and mods closed the thread, killing the idea

schamsy

Yes, but a vendor should be able to do it? What is the difference for them? Either way they are getting the money and they are selling a TVS. An honest vendor on here isn't going to screw anyone or rig it.

Karlen89

iTrader: (1)

You really think a company is just going to hand over a $1800 s/c?

selfinfliction

comprehension > you

Cobaltsky05

too bad this will never happen... 50 would be way too much cobalt ppl are cheap hence why they own a cobalt...

Dr.Balt407

What! count me in! $50 and you could win a tvs! ill buy two tickets plz! that would save you so much money in the long run....if you won anyways

mofofernando

iTrader: (3)

im down

Karlen89

iTrader: (1)

Ya. Completely.

schamsy

Well I honestly think this could be done if a vendor pursued it. They should have a poll to see how much to charge for tickets.

Josh@ottp

iTrader: (4)

We have thought about it before. As far as I know though it is illegal, it's considered gambling and you need a license for it.

D4u2s0t

you can't be serious....

sounds right... it's a shame because I bet this would work out well.

mofofernando

iTrader: (3)

What about raffle tickets at school events. Or would it be classified under something else since it is usually for a fundraiser