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Jenn's Blah Blah Blog, Diva Fabulosa and Simply Shawn & Jenn are bringing you an awesome 
FREE Blogger Opportunity!  
They will be giving away $200, in their Have it your Way event!  

How will this work? 


 Whatever the winner wants, the winner will get!  Kindle Fire, PayPal Cash, Amazing, Wal-Mart, Target!  Who cares, they get just what they want!

Blogger get FREE Facebook link with the option to purchase additional links!  Jenn's Blah Blah Blog had a giveaway just like this called the Sizzling Summer Giveaway that was fabulous, so were going to bring it back over and over and over again!  This time Simply Shawn & Jenn has decided to join in the fun to celebrate reaching over 10K fans!

About the event

  • Prize: Whatever you want up to $200 (shipping included) Do you want a Kindle Fire? Maybe an iPod, hummm maybe gift card to Target, oh wait Paypal cash?  We don't care we want you to have it your way!  So let the games begin, and let's have some fun with this one!
  • Event will run from Sept 20th until Oct 20th.

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  • Daily Votes $3

  • Co-host spots $10. (with this you will receive your blog mentioned all blogs posts, FREE Facebook, and FREE Twitter!  If you choose this please be sure to add your links in the assigned spots on the form below)


    • You can sign up for this event, HERE

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