A company is currently running a kind of competition asking those who can give up their smart phone for one year to come up. Such persons will be rewarded with $100,000 (about N36 million) if they don’t break the rules.

Enhanced water company Vitaminwater recently launched a contest challenging entrants to give up their smartphones and tablets for a whole year. The Coca Cola-owned company is ready to pay up a $100,000 prize to those who ‘survive’ the contest.
Vitaminwater’s #nophoneforayear challenge requires entrants to go a full 365 days without using a smartphone. That means giving up their own phone and tablet as well as agreeing not to use anyone else’s handhelds either. The selected person will have to sign a contract committing to no smartphone usage for the duration of the contest, and if they are found to have adhered to the strict rule for the duration of the contract, they will be rewarded with $100,000.
It’s worth pointing out that the selected person will not be required to go completely phone-free. In fact, Vitaminwater will provide them with a “1996 era mobile phone” complete with a monthly plan for voice communication only.

Vitaminwater has confirmed that the contest is not some cruel prank, and brand manager Natalia Suarez told CNBC that it was simply an ingenious way to challenge people to do something interesting with their time.
The contest is open to all, including Nigerians.
Click here to find out how you can be part of the Contest.
http://massmediang.com/this-company-will-pay-you-n36-million-if-you-give-up-using-your-smart-phone-for-one-year/

When can we start?

where can I apply

pple dey vex!I go trowway my fone 4 5yrs self 4 dat amount!

LisaAnne:
where can I apply

Madam you too like money.

Abeg na for wia person go collekt form? I don ready.

Even I go register my unborn pikin.

piece of cake, once I have my laptop am good to go

CTechHub:
piece of cake, once I have my laptop am good to go

No laptops either, but they will give you the privilege of a small phone for voice call only

No problem.this cannot be true.

If dem go first deposit d money for my account come dey monitor my day to day activities to ensure sey i no use phone.. then we have a deal

[quote author=massmediang post=73853665]A company is currently running a kind of competition asking those who can give up their smart phone for one year to come up. Such persons will be rewarded with $100,000 (about N36 million) if they don’t break the rules.

Enhanced water company Vitaminwater recently launched a contest challenging entrants to give up their smartphones and tablets for a whole year. The Coca Cola-owned company is ready to pay up a $100,000 prize to those who ‘survive’ the contest.
Vitaminwater’s #nophoneforayear challenge requires entrants to go a full 365 days without using a smartphone. That means giving up their own phone and tablet as well as agreeing not to use anyone else’s handhelds either. The selected person will have to sign a contract committing to no smartphone usage for the duration of the contest, and if they are found to have adhered to the strict rule for the duration of the contract, they will be rewarded with $100,000.
It’s worth pointing out that the selected person will not be required to go completely phone-free. In fact, Vitaminwater will provide them with a “1996 era mobile phone” complete with a monthly plan for voice communication only.

Vitaminwater has confirmed that the contest is not some cruel prank, and brand manager Natalia Suarez told CNBC that it was simply an ingenious way to challenge people to do something interesting with their time.
The contest is open to all, including Nigerians.
Click here to find out how you can be part of the Contest.
http://massmediang.com/this-company-will-pay-you-n36-million-if-you-give-up-using-your-smart-phone-for-one-year/[/quote
i just read their terms and conditions and its not open to other countries.

The Contest is not open to Nigerians, only U.S

The vitamin water scroll free for a year contest (the "Contest") is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States (or the District of Columbia), who are 18 years of age or older at the time of entry.