eprizefulfillment.com ?

[Guzzler3]

I got an email from "Prize Fulfillment Services <fulfillment@eprizefulfillment.com>" that I won a Bing T-shirt.

My question is, is this for real? Or just a phishing email?

 

[thatuxguy]

Its used by msft, they also use it for xbox rewards.

 

[Guzzler3]

Thanks.

I'll go redeem my prize then!

 

[Guzzler3]

Well,

When I finally got back to claiming my T-shirt, they were out. But I noticed what they had given me was $20 gift card. Which got me wondering "Can I only get the T-shirt?". I bounced around putting things in and out of my cart, checking balances with shipping. Figured out that I could put things that were valued to $12.95 and choose the cheapest shipping possible with a few pennies left over. Also it was a one time purchase. If you didn't use all of it, you lost the remaining balance.

So what did I choose? A waterproof phone pouch. Why? Well, it was $12.95 and I could use it. I ride a motorcycle and I'm sometimes stuck in the rain (not very often, but sometimes). It would be nice to put the phone in something to keep it dry. So I hit the check out button, and got all the normal confirmation emails. I sat there wondering when I would get the email saying that I was supposed to only pick the Bing T-shirt, but it never came and the pouch showed up in my mailbox.

It's actually kind of nice. It is clear plastic on the front, and a smaller clear plastic window on the back (for the camera). You can use the touch screen through the clear plastic. It has solid rotating clips at the top to make a tight seal, a neck strap, and an arm band strap. I just wish there was a way to route some headphone cable out of the bag.

Would have I bought it with my own money? Not really. But since it was a freebie... it's good

 

[RumoredNow]

BadaBINGrewards... Nice.