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Scanning for Prizes!
9 Dec 2010 | Author: David J.
Just in time for the holidays, we are excited to announce our first ScanLife daily prize giveaway. Starting for 7 days today, ScanLife users will be qualified to win great prizes ranging from an Apple TV to an Amazon Kindle.
To be eligible, all you need to do is follow a few simple steps.
- Using your ScanLife app on Android, BlackBerry, or iPhone, scan any UPC barcode on a product of your choice.
- Once your content loads, click on the Daily Holiday Giveaway banner (shown above)
- Now, all that’s left is to select the “Twitter” button to follow us or “Facebook” button to post on your wall.
- Congrats – you’re entered!
Winners will be selected daily at random and notified via a Twitter/Facebook message.
Get out there and get scanning!
Don’t have the app? Go to getscanlife.com from your mobile browser!
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4 Responses for "Scanning for Prizes!"
can’t get mine to scan a UPC code. : (
you got my email address I would love to speak to someone as to how it works. Its installed, I have AF phone bb 9700, it will pick the scan up but cant find any products and I have scanned coke, knorr, heinz, campbells, tools, books, cds, video games. lol I have tried everything to get it.
Doesn’t work! I scan a lot of upc barcode but no banner!
I have an iPhone 3G, and attempted to scan several different UPC codes. Unfortunately, the ScanLife reader could read them. Are there only specific UPC codes the reader will scan?