Post by Carrie Szczepanski on Jun 6, 2005 22:17:03 GMT -5
06 June 2005
Live 8 organisers have revealed the text question people have to answer to win tickets next month's Hyde Park concert in London.
Which city is nearest to the G8 summit in July?
A) Berlin, B) Moscow, C) Edinburgh
Text A, B or C to 84599
The ticket lottery closes at midnight on 12 June.
There is no limit to the number of times people can enter but calls cost £1.50 (plus operators' standard network rate) and competitors must be 16-years-old or older.
A computer will randomly select 72,500 winners to receive a pair of tickets from among those who get the question right.
Participants can also enter the competition by sending their response A, B or C on a postcard with their full name and address to:
Live 8 Ticket Competition
PO Box 4026
Leamington Spa
CV31 9AZ
Note this route of entry closes at 1pm on Friday 10th June
* Ask bill payer's permission before texting. The first £1.6 million raised from the text competition will go to The Prince's Trust which is sharing a proportion of the income with Help a London Child. The rest, after paying the costs of the global LIVE 8 concerts (free events), will go to the Band Aid Trust.
More details available at: www.live8live.com
Live 8 organisers have revealed the text question people have to answer to win tickets next month's Hyde Park concert in London.
Which city is nearest to the G8 summit in July?
A) Berlin, B) Moscow, C) Edinburgh
Text A, B or C to 84599
The ticket lottery closes at midnight on 12 June.
There is no limit to the number of times people can enter but calls cost £1.50 (plus operators' standard network rate) and competitors must be 16-years-old or older.
A computer will randomly select 72,500 winners to receive a pair of tickets from among those who get the question right.
Participants can also enter the competition by sending their response A, B or C on a postcard with their full name and address to:
Live 8 Ticket Competition
PO Box 4026
Leamington Spa
CV31 9AZ
Note this route of entry closes at 1pm on Friday 10th June
* Ask bill payer's permission before texting. The first £1.6 million raised from the text competition will go to The Prince's Trust which is sharing a proportion of the income with Help a London Child. The rest, after paying the costs of the global LIVE 8 concerts (free events), will go to the Band Aid Trust.
More details available at: www.live8live.com
