First competition of 2009

[Steve Bullman]

Ok guys, not so much of a competition as a task this one. This year i am going to be monitoring new user membership taking particular note of the referrer of the new user, that being who told them about arbtalk.

 

Depending on how this first competition goes i plan on offering a prize on a monthly basis to the top referrer in that given period.

As we are half way through this month already this time round the competition will run till the end of February.

The user with the highest amount of referrals will win a stretch air t-shirt.

 

There are no rules other than do not cheat! I will be monitoring new members and will check that ip addresses are unique, this basically means that if you log in as more than one user from the same computer terminal I will know!

 

So simply spread the word about arbtalk, and be sure to tell your friend(s) to put your name down as their referrer in the registration form.

 

best of luck!

[Mark Bolam]

Steve,

 

I will win, of course.

 

But there will be loads of squaddies, bankers, prostitutes, farmers, firemen, nurses, accountants, gamekeepers etc. using Arbtalk.

 

Is this a good thing?

[John Hancock]

Ha! I have two already..

[Andy R]

Change-IP-Address.com

[John Hancock]

This Task reminds me of something Steve, o should I say Tyler......?

 

[ame]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jX1OmB9a-VM&NR=1[/ame]

[Steve Bullman]

Change-IP-Address.com

 

haha nice try...unfortunately i have multiple log in detector install on the server

[Steve Bullman]

Ha! I have two already..

 

make sure they fill your name in the referrer field

[Log-ologist]

Steve,

 

I will win, of course.

 

But there will be loads of squaddies, bankers, prostitutes, farmers, firemen, nurses, accountants, gamekeepers etc. using Arbtalk.

 

Is this a good thing?

 

LOL, there are already,

 

 

 

and they all are wannabe arbo's.

[Rob Hornett]

I’ve spread the word Steve to all I have met

 

Ive learnt so much from reading the pages of your site..Long may it rein

 

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The heights by great men reached and kept, were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upwards in the night

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882)

[Steve Bullman]

well done mate