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Dear readers, it's that wonderful time again – our System Builder Marathon series for Summer 2011 with Newegg.
Just as we've done in the past, we put a few different system configurations through their paces and analyze various different points of price and performance. They make great reads for those putting together new machines, and they also have the positive side effect of being the prizes for our giveaways!
If you're a Tom's Hardware reader in the U.S. (excluding RI) and are 18 years of age or older, then you're eligible to win just by filling out this form here.
Remember to keep up with our ongoing System Builder Marathon series:
Day 1: The $2000 Performance PC
Day 2: The $1000 Enthusiast PC
Day 3: The $500 Gaming PC
Day 4: Performance And Value, Dissected
Day 5: Tom's Hand-Picked SuperCombo
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question541.htm
Canadians, Rhode Islander's and the rest can you stop complaining about these contests and start trying to change your own laws/customs that make it a complicated pain in the behind to let you in.
Why does it "have" to be limited to those locations?
Is there a law against giving things away to people outside the U.S or something?
Its all abotu laws and regulations that restrict Toms from doing the contest there.
Add in customs and such and its a right down messed up system.
I am sure there are Canada or other countries contests that we cannot get here in the US.
BTW, I think I should get the $2K PC. Please.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question541.htm
Not a smart move on their part, following your advice, eh?.
Good luck to those in the US (except RI) - you have the envy of those around the world.
I'd lie too get them outta shits creek if shit came down
Just use the name/address of your family member and who's to know? The question is will they send it to you?
*EDIT* Actually, can I use a PO box? I know a couple people that have US PO boxes. Or do I need to be an actual citizen of the US?