This year is about to end and this is the post that you should pay attention to.
For those who still *really want* an Apple's iPhone 4 (although it is quite outdated after the release of iPhone 5), I am very excited to announce another giveaway after the Adwords Coupons Giveaway. As you all know about the trending iPhone 5 but still I am holding a giveaway of iPhone 4 for the simple reason that a giveaway iPhone 5 will cost my pockets a lot and I, being a student can not afford their giveaway.
I know that many people would not like this giveaway but remember that you are getting an Apple device for free.
So for the interested people out there, here are the rules to enter the giveaway:-
-- Not mandatory at all but now it is a good time to follow us on Google+ and Twitter.
--Give us a small donation of just $0.5 using the "Buy Now button" below. This step will ensure us that the people who really need them are entering the giveaway.
--Tell us what would you do with the iPhone 4 by posting a comment (scroll down) and also mention your name by which you made the donation.
--The deadline of the giveaway is Jan 1,2013 at 23:59pm.
--This is open to U.S residents, U.K. residents and Indian residents. Residents from other countries will get paypal money instead.
--Three winners will be chosen at random and each will get an iPhone 4. The winners will be announced on Jan 2,2013
Good Luck!!
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