As I type this I'm anxiously awaiting the arrival of my shiny new WHITE BlackBerry Bold 9700. Summer is here and I'm excited as all heck to rock a white device while the weather is hot. But with the arrival of my new baby that means my original BLACK Bold 9700 is going to be in need of a new owner who will treat her with the same love and respect I've shown her over the past months we've spent together. Knowing our loyal readers, I know there's nobody better than a CrackBerry member to win my BlackBerry Bold 9700!!!
How to Enter: Since we have lots of cool BIG contests planned for the next few months, we're going to keep this one simple. All you need to do is login to CrackBerry.com and leave a nice comment here to this blog post. Just be sure to put some effort into the comment - I'm not sure somebody who leaves a comment saying "contest entry" or "pick me" is cracky enough to own my BlackBerry Bold 9700. Give it some love. Please just one comment per member. Contest ends this Sunday, May 23rd at midnight PST. Winner will be picked at random, but I'm definitely going to read through every comment!
And that's it. As easy as that you can win my BlackBerry Bold 9700. Don't worry... I'll be sure to give a good handheld wipe before I ship it off and let my BBM contacts know to wipe that pin off their contact lists. There's a few photos below too you can check out. Best of Luck!!!
Some Photos of My BlackBerry Bold 9700
Just got a new DSLR and this video and four photos were the first I took with it (haven't even glanced at the manual yet to learn how to actually use it... lol). Click on an image for a bigger view.
Good Luck!!!!
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