Dish is running a customer survey using the Hopper customer subset.
The raffle grand prize for participating is a new Kindle $199 value
I like Kindles, so even though I normally don't participate in surveys, I decide to participate in this one.
Then I click on the "Terms " and figure it's just going to be Plain Jane boiler plate.
When i read this, my libertarian instincts tell me to pass on this one and I hit delete instead.
Seems crazy to me to consent to something like this for a couple hundred dollars.
The raffle grand prize for participating is a new Kindle $199 value
I like Kindles, so even though I normally don't participate in surveys, I decide to participate in this one.
Then I click on the "Terms " and figure it's just going to be Plain Jane boiler plate.
When i read this, my libertarian instincts tell me to pass on this one and I hit delete instead.
- Publicity Rights: Acceptance of a prize constitutes permission to use a Winner's name, town and state, voice and likeness and any and all identifying characteristics including, but not limited to, the taking of photographs and/or videos by Sponsor's photographer/videographer for publicity purposes, in perpetuity, without further consent or compensation, unless prohibited by law and Winner agrees to execute any and all documents requested by Sponsor to convey such rights to own all the results thereof. Nothing contained herein shall be deemed to obligate Sponsor to make use of any of the rights granted herein and Winner waives any right to inspect or approve any such use of any and every nature and kind.
Seems crazy to me to consent to something like this for a couple hundred dollars.
