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07-10-2009, 06:06 PM
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Nothing fishy happening
Just conducting some research in advance of a potential raffle. The spec I put up was what we intend to have as the prize.
I can't say much more because the board of the non-profit I am part of has not yet approved the raffle's go ahead.
"two post noob" ???? Well a hearty welcome to you too
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Bratspeed
Just conducting some research in advance of a potential raffle. The spec I put up was what we intend to have as the prize.
I can't say much more because the board of the non-profit I am part of has not yet approved the raffle's go ahead.
"two post noob" ???? Well a hearty welcome to you too
regards
Bratspeed
07-10-2009, 06:24 PM
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OK, then please name the non-profit. My PCA region is a non-profit organization too.
How could any intelligent person answer your original question without knowing the maximum number of tickets to be sold? How many tickets would folks buy at only $10? Lot's more? Maybe, but not if you're selling 200,000 of them.
Try "Hi, my name is Brat and I drive a ________ Porsche" if you'd like to be welcomed more warmly.
Joe
How could any intelligent person answer your original question without knowing the maximum number of tickets to be sold? How many tickets would folks buy at only $10? Lot's more? Maybe, but not if you're selling 200,000 of them.
Try "Hi, my name is Brat and I drive a ________ Porsche" if you'd like to be welcomed more warmly.
Joe
07-11-2009, 05:09 PM
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sorry can't say who the organization is - as I said the board has not yet approved the raffle
On the ticket number score, hypothetically total tickets could be between 3000 and 5000.
But this leads me to another question;
Would the type of organization affect ones decision to enter a raffle regardless of the prize?
Would it matter if it was a civic organization, hospital, animal charity or cultural institution benefiting from the raffle?
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Bratspeed
On the ticket number score, hypothetically total tickets could be between 3000 and 5000.
But this leads me to another question;
Would the type of organization affect ones decision to enter a raffle regardless of the prize?
Would it matter if it was a civic organization, hospital, animal charity or cultural institution benefiting from the raffle?
regards
Bratspeed
07-11-2009, 07:39 PM
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i dont quite understand raffles.
if it's charity, sure, i donate, i dont want the tix. that's the thing i dont understand about american charities. after all the hoopla, there's no money left for the "cause".
if it's not charity, i wont buy any tix. i would just buy the car and be done with it.
or i just goto vegas and test my luck there.
just my take on raffles.
if it's charity, sure, i donate, i dont want the tix. that's the thing i dont understand about american charities. after all the hoopla, there's no money left for the "cause".
if it's not charity, i wont buy any tix. i would just buy the car and be done with it.
or i just goto vegas and test my luck there.
just my take on raffles.
