Facebook’s Hunt For A Million
5 June, 2009 – 2:47 pmI received a message from a friend early this morning asking me to install the game called Hunt For A Million on Facebook. This is not an ordinary crew recruit request but my friend told me to check out the game to see if players really do win cash prizes or if it’s just bullshit.
I installed the game already and still trying to figure out how to play it. I understand that it’s a virtual treasure hunt game but it looks like I’m always lacking the equipment required in the hunt and I would have to purchase it. I hate to spend money in the beginning of a game. You never know when you need it soon and how much!
It looks like progress is going to be difficult and I wouldn’t be able to find out if people are really winning cold hard cash as they claimed. If you play Hunt For A Million on Facebook, how do you like it? And have you won any in-game prizes or even real cash?
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One Response to “Facebook’s Hunt For A Million”
I have been playing since the start in Dec.2008. I started to win in feb. When I didnot receive an answer to the prize listed I finally emailed them. I was stll winning and sending emails to them, all I wanted to know was when was there a locial event so I could claim my prizes. I never hurd from them until earlier this mounth. I was told that I didn’t really win but only a drawing. It was posted on their site that I had won a masage from Heavenly Touch, so why did they post this if I only won a chance in the drawong? I finally got an answer that I could print off up to 6 coupons for an Indian restraunt in Provo. I emailed them back to let them know I was unable to get to Provo as I was in Tooele and couldn’t eat that type of food anywas, could they gaive me coupons for something in Salt Lake City as my son could take my there. Once again I have not hurd for these people. I have contacted the BBB and the state consumer departnment. I hape that other people are not having the same problem and that if they are to contact their BBB and state. Also here in Utah Gephart can be contacted. If enough people complain about this Hunt mabe the prizes won can be awarded.
JoAnn Christensen
By JoAnn Christensen on Jun 19, 2009