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Congratulations September campaign prize winners
Thread poster: Jared Tabor
Jared Tabor
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Sep 9, 2011



During the current membership campaign (12-30 September), there will be frequent prize drawings from among those who choose to join ProZ.com as members, or renew their membership, throughout the campaign. The winners of these prize drawings will be listed here, as well as being mentioned on the home page.

Here's how it works:


  1. Prize drawings will be held daily from among those who join or renew during the campaign.

  2. You must have a complete profile (all "required" fields) in order to participate in the drawings.

  3. As the drawings will be ongoing throughout the campaign, there are two specific advantages to joining or renewing early in the campaign: the earlier in the campaign, the smaller the pool of participants, and better the chances at the prizes, and if you join or renew now, for example, you also participate in all successive drawings. Procrastination is a bad habit anyway, right?



You can follow the announcements of the winners via Twitter with the following hashtag: #JoinProZ


Best of luck to all participants, congratulations to all of the winners, and thank you to every ProZ.com member, new and long-standing, for your investment!

See the list of prizes and winners from last campaign >>

Daily prize drawing winners:


  • Monday, 12 Sept: Jon Reynolds, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Tuesday, 13 Sept: Gilma Pereda, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Wednesday, 14 Sept: Aleksandar Ristic, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Thursday, 15 Sept: Shannon Summers, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Friday, 16 Sept: Marika T., winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Saturday, 17 Sept: Ann Louise Rodríguez, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Sunday, 18 Sept: Milan Djukić, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Monday, 19 Sept: Ali Ender Uslu, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Tuesday, 20 Sept:Sara Daitch, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Wednesday, 21 Sept:Cristian Sălăjan, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Thursday, 22 Sept:David Gibney, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Friday, 23 Sept:Gergana Simeonova, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Saturday, 24 Sept:Karin Vermeer, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Sunday, 25 Sept:Carlos Moreno, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Monday, 26 Sept:Laura Tridico, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Tuesday, 27 Sept:Carolina Bordonado Rodríguez, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Wednesday, 28 Sept: Tiziana Dandoli, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Thursday, 29 Sept: Hudayi Ozcan, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership

  • Friday, 30 Sept: Paola Lopez del Puerto Garcia, winner of one free year of ProZ.com membership
 


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