Tim Hortons Roll up the Rim

[heartgirl99]

nothing yet!

[Ciel]

Thanks to SC's blog post yesterday, I went to the contest site-no wins yesterday nor today.

Car win-wouldn't we all want to go down the road with the windows open and play the Toyota song from an old commercial "I don't want to work, I want to bang on a drum all day". Toronto would be a nice day trip.

[tjthemanto]

McDonlads FREE coffee is back from 24 th Feb to counter this ..he he he

[Matthue]

My favourite time of the year!

[coupon_princess]

First cup, lost on both rims.
No more wasting my money :p

[couponkrystal]

I didn't realize it was a double roll up And threw away the cup. I hope I didn't win the car

[Candini]

I hope everyone checks both sides!! I got please play again on one side, free coffee on the other side! The gift that keeps on giving.

Headsup my cousin won a GC last year with an xl cup. Just saying ; )

[heartgirl99]

still no wins here:
on todays cup or online game

[tjthemanto]

Tim Hortons adds ‘pre-cup agreement’ to annual Roll Up the Rim to Win promotion

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/...ticle16936741/

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" Back in 2006, a 10-year-old girl found a discarded Tims cup in the trash can of her school in Saint-Jerome, Que. Since she was unable to roll up the rim, she enlisted a 12-year-old friend to help her. Both girls were astounded to discover the cup entitled them to a new SUV.

And so were the 12-year-old’s parents, who believed they were legally entitled to half the value of the car. Soon after, the school’s custodian claimed that he had actually purchased the coffee and tossed away the cup.


After much discussion and rattling of legal sabres, Tim Hortons eventually awarded the vehicle to the younger girl who originally found the cup.
Also in 2006, a hairdresser in Sault St. Marie, Ont., purchased a Tim Hortons coffee for a co-worker that revealed a new SUV worth nearly $30,000. The two women happily shared the prize. "

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[Candini]

Tim Hortons adds ‘pre-cup agreement’ to annual Roll Up the Rim to Win promotion


http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/...ticle16936741/

....

" Back in 2006, a 10-year-old girl found a discarded Tims cup in the trash can of her school in Saint-Jerome, Que. Since she was unable to roll up the rim, she enlisted a 12-year-old friend to help her. Both girls were astounded to discover the cup entitled them to a new SUV.

And so were the 12-year-old’s parents, who believed they were legally entitled to half the value of the car. Soon after, the school’s custodian claimed that he had actually purchased the coffee and tossed away the cup.


After much discussion and rattling of legal sabres, Tim Hortons eventually awarded the vehicle to the younger girl who originally found the cup.
Also in 2006, a hairdresser in Sault St. Marie, Ont., purchased a Tim Hortons coffee for a co-worker that revealed a new SUV worth nearly $30,000. The two women happily shared the prize. "

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And when you turn age of [common sense] thats when you learn to keep your mouth shut and don`t say a word.

*edit. Read the article afterwards. Good. Glad her family got to keep it.

[SnowFlakey]

As many of you noticed, there are 2 arrows for roll up the rim this time. You have to roll up both arrows because you can win on either side. I was told that this morning at Tim`s. You can win 2 times on one cup. I didnt know that and only rolledl up one side before. Happy Rolling!

[SnowFlakey]

Yippy! I just won a donut!

[Candini]

A thread was already started here ; )

http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/378541-...up-rim-canada/

Congrats on your win.

[Angela273]

dh got a coffee on the weekend and lost. So did the two people who were at the table next to us.

[Angela273]

I forgot to play the online game yesterday. Don't forget to keep playing that one too.