TGIF TWITTER GIVEAWAY – Free iPhone Game Codes on Twitter

It’s time for Brisk Mobile’s first iPhone/iPad App Giveaway!
This Friday we will be awarding 3 promo codes for our new game, Drake’s Tower, one to each lucky winner. Tweeters who follow @BriskMobile between 9AM and Midnight EST on Friday, January 28th 2011 will be entered into the draw. But don’t worry, we like to reward tweeters who are already following us so – if you RT this post between 9AM and Midnight EST on Friday, January 28th 2011 you’ll get a chance to be one of the 3 randomly selected winners! Only tweeters who follow us on Friday, January 28th 2011 between 9AM and Midnight EST and re-tweets of this post on Friday, January 28th 2011 between 9AM and Midnight EST will be eligible to win. Stay tuned because Brisk Mobile will be announcing the winners on Saturday and will be doing a new giveaway every Friday!

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