FIFTY £30 Amazon Vouchers to be won – 1 in 10 chance of winning.

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The very first post on this thread invited you to complete an online survey for a research project being run by Loughborough University Business School. In return for your participation, we entered you into a prize draw for the chance to win a £30 Amazon voucher.

We have now selected 50 winners
[*] . About a week ago, we wrote to all winners.

So far 32 winners have replied to our email. These individuals have given us explicit written permission on how we could display their details.

• Ruth H, Derby
• Richard S, Bournemouth
• Tim H, Loughborough
• Philip L, Wheatley
• Sophie Hughes, Swansea.
• Gareth B, London
• William S, Southampton
• Diane B, Grantham
• Kate C, Telford
• Sarah W, Pontyclun
• Stephanie P, Frodsham
• Marie S, Kesgrave
• John W, Swindon
• Karen F, Cheshire
• Glenys T, Port Talbot
• Stephen R, Edinburgh
• M B, Aldershot
• Glenn F, Billericay
• Joe P, Telford
• Esther H, London
• Jen B, Ayr
• Den G, Alton
• Gary, Middlewich
• Dale P, Cardiff
• Mark P, Bridgwater
• Lorri G, High Wycombe
• Helen C, Peterborough
• Sarah B, Pontyclun
• Lindsey W, Sheffield
• Sharon R, Whitby
• Stuart G, Widnes
• Sharon N, Edinburgh

However, the remaining 18 are yet to reply. As we do not have the individual’s explicit permission we can only identify them as follows.

• D C, Loughborough
• E W, Rochdale
• J K, Bristol
• HY H, Taiwan
• B M, Downpatrick
• I M, West Lothian
• S L, Warrington
• S P, Sheffield
• C E, Fife
• S C, Ballymena
• S P, Westhoughton
• A S, St Neots
• K K, Loughborough
• A C, Wigan
• J C, Leeds
• K T, London
• A H, Croydon
• K S, Manchester

We do appreciate that people might be on holidays, etc, and hence their delay in replying to us. We will send another email in another week or so asking the non-respondents to reply to us, since it is really important that they contact us before we send the vouchers. So, if you have received an email from us, please do reply.

We hope to send the vouchers codes within the next few weeks. We have experienced some delays with the University bureaucracy (unfortunately the university machinery is very slow). So please bear with us.


[*] Everyone who completed the survey was assigned a unique number. We had 474 unique numbers. We then used EXCEL to generate 50 random numbers between 1 and 474. In the end, odds on winning a voucher was better that the advertised 1 in 10!