The Best Toy You Ever Had or Still Have – Vote, win and raise $$ for charity!

It’s holiday time and I want to know the most popular toy ever!

And what’s more one of you will win the most popular choice *
Everyone who votes is entered for the draw!
Plus, for every entry we will donate to a children’s charity*.

What’s your favourite? Barbie, Bratz, Transformers, Frisbee, Chess, Marbles, Lego, Knex, the list is endless!

Vote in the comments. Pass this on to friends and family.

I’ll get the result out in time for Santa to get it on the sleigh!

* Terms and Conditions: Each voter can only vote for one toy. We will purchase product up to a maximum spend of $100. Should we be unable to purchase the winning toy for under $100 we will send the winner $100 through Paypal or you can nominate for us to give it to charity. For each vote we will donate $0.10 to charity. We will inform you of the charitable donation size and to whom it has gone in these comments; should we not get many votes then we reserve the right to keep the sum and add it to future charitable efforts. Vote will end 12.00 (GMT) on 24th December 2009.

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