Bounce it Off Millions

From One 2 One: Life is full of difficult, but important choices. Need advice on whether to go to Mexico or the Maldives for your honeymoon? Can’t decide whether you should live in the suburbs or the city? Bounce Fanatics can help you make these important decisions— kind of like deciding between the Bounce Dryer Bar and Bounce dryer sheets!


Starting August 22nd, head over to Facebook.com/Bounce, click on the “Bounce it Off Millions” app, and submit a question that you need help making a decision on. Your question will be turned into a poll, and otherBounce fanatics will be able to vote on it so that you can make the right choice!


To celebrate the four weeks of Bounce it Off Millions, four lucky users will be chosen to win a grand prize—the chance to turn their life’s great questions into a Facebook-wide advertisement, inviting Facebook’s 150+ million users to help you decide between your two options!


Also on the Bounce Facebook page during this time, fans can enter a special sweepstakes for the chance to win two Bounce Dryer Bars—one to keep, and one for a friend. 5,000 winners will be chosen.
The Bounce it Off Millions Contest ends on September 17th.


My take: Decisions, decisions.  Go to college, join the armed forces or go to work?  Finish school first or get married?  Have a baby or not?  Go back to school or not?  Take this job or that one?  We make decisions just about all our lives, even to the end (burial or cremation?).  And most of us have more than enough advice given to us by people who love us.  But do you ever wish you could have a truly independent person help you decide?  Someone whose opinion is not colored by how they feel about you? Now you can find such a person - a million such persons - if you'd like to ask your question on the Bounce Facebook page.  And if you do, you might see your question featured in a Facebook ad! So head on over and post a question on their wall.  In the meantime, I'll be mulling over what question I'll post (this sure would have come in handy back when I was debating private vs. public school).

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