More Twitter Contest Contests, and Details on the LIVE Winner Drawing

Below are the latest contestants in the Inman News Twitter Contest.  All of the @InmanNews Twitter friends who have entered are eligible to win a FREE ticket to Inman Real Estate Connect SF '08.  You can check the rest of the list here, here, and here.  Twitter is still eating tweets at an alarming rate, so if you know you have entered, but don't see your name on the list, send me a Twitter direct message or send an email to daniel.rothamel [at] inman.com.

Remember, the deadline to enter is Sunday, June 29th at Midnight, PST.

110. BillLublin    111. XtaRae    112. nik_nik

113. sales4lee    114. jimreppond    115. mattgosselin

116. KrisBerg    117. bcart1222    118.  LesleyRealtor

119. caliryan1    120. ccmaine    121. bstockdale

122. YourNJRealtor    123. losaltoshomes    124. justinmassa

One last thing, the drawing for the winner will be broadcast LIVE on the new Inman News Ustream.tv Channel.  That's right, you can WATCH THE DRAWING LIVE!  I'll be broadcasting from my office in Virginia.  Wish I could have chosen some sort of exotic location, but I needed someplace that has 1) a reliable internet connection; and 2) space for a guy with well over one hundred ping-pong balls that won't disturb others. :-)

So tune into the channel at 3:30 EST (12:30 PST) on Monday, June 30th.  I'll be on the air then, and I'll do the drawing pretty soon thereafter.  I want to spend the first few minutes chatting with viewers about Inman Connect SF '08 and gathering some feedback about the Twitter contest.

So, remember:

1)  Get your tweets in by Sunday at Midnight.

2)  Make sure your name is on the list (and remember your number)

3) Tune into the Inman Community Live channel at 3:30 EST on Monday, June 30 to watch the drawing and chat with everyone.

 
See you Monday!

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