And there’s a sign contest to win JONAS BROTHERS tickets! Check it out! GREAT SIGNS!!!
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One Response to “ROB KRUZ IS AT VERIZON IN NORTH OLMSTED RIGHT NOW!”
I was just wondering… I heard that Rob Cruz was going to be at the Verizon Wireless store in Mayfield Heights, so I was thinking about heading out there with a poster. But, do the poster winners win tickets, or do they just get qualified to win tickets?
Also, I was listening to the radio station, and I kept hearing a LOT of very little girls calling. I am a teenager, and personally, I was getting really mad at the number of little girls calling and getting qualified. If you’ve heard the Jonas Brothers songs, they write about love and breakups, not ponies and rainbows. But little girls keep calling and trying to win. So that brings me to my last question… I’ve always thought there was an age limit (i.e. 18 years old) to win or qualify for prizes from a radio station. Do you let all of these little girls get qualified, even if they aren’t old enough?
August 14th, 2008 at 5:43 pm
Hey Jen,
I was just wondering… I heard that Rob Cruz was going to be at the Verizon Wireless store in Mayfield Heights, so I was thinking about heading out there with a poster. But, do the poster winners win tickets, or do they just get qualified to win tickets?
Also, I was listening to the radio station, and I kept hearing a LOT of very little girls calling. I am a teenager, and personally, I was getting really mad at the number of little girls calling and getting qualified. If you’ve heard the Jonas Brothers songs, they write about love and breakups, not ponies and rainbows. But little girls keep calling and trying to win. So that brings me to my last question… I’ve always thought there was an age limit (i.e. 18 years old) to win or qualify for prizes from a radio station. Do you let all of these little girls get qualified, even if they aren’t old enough?