ummm what the heck...found this lookin thru help files...this is just not right lol ::) im not canadian but its just weird...lmao
Question
What is the Canadian Prize Skill Question?
Answer
If you are a Canadian prize winner, Canadian law requires that you answer a skill-testing question before we can award your prize. You'll find the Skill Question below. Once you have solved the question, click the appropriate link below to submit your answer.
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Skill Testing Question
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Please answer the following mathematical problem:
NOTE: The slash (/) represents a division symbol.
[((90 - 47) x 18 ) / 4] + 9.5
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299
203 :-\
yep sounds like 203 to me.. thanks to my trusty Calculator.. OH.. I'm Canadian eh... lol
[((90 - 47) x 18 ) / 4] + 9.5
90-47 = 43
43x18 = 774
774 / 4 = 193.5
193.5 + 9.5 = 203
:D
:) did i win anything??? hehe :P
So .. let me see if I have this correct. If you are Canadian and win a prize - you can't claim it unless you have math skills?
Is pogo going to ask you to convert the dollars to canadian yourself?
This just doesn't seem right- probably yes for pogo - right... d'oh!
LPW...
I asked someone about this and was told that because winning a prize or the jackpot is all up to luck or chance, Canadian law doesn't permit someone to claim prizes based on that, so they ask the math question instead and when you are correct, you can claim your prize. I don't know about Canadian law....I live in Texas.
203 ur right....guess it serves me right for tryng to do that in my head....lol
i found it in the pogo help area....just lookin around lol just thought it might amuse or piss off some? lol
We Canadians are accustomed to the skill testing questions. I don't think any Canadian will find it offensive or anything.
Quote from: Bunnie on February 09, 2005, 02:20:32 AM
yep sounds like 203 to me.. thanks to my trusty Calculator.. OH.. I'm Canadian eh... lol
[((90 - 47) x 18 ) / 4] + 9.5
90-47 = 43
43x18 = 774
774 / 4 = 193.5
193.5 + 9.5 = 203
:D
u r absolutely correct bunnie. the answer is 203. but i will tell u one thing, i am soooooooooo glad i dont live in canada and i do live in the u.s. ???
If you win a lottery and pay half the winnings in taxes, I am sure you would prefer to live in Canada where such winnings are tax-free.
Quote from: BadgeHelpBob on February 09, 2005, 03:00:52 PM
If you win a lottery and pay half the winnings in taxes, I am sure you would prefer to live in Canada where such winnings are tax-free.
ahhhh. i see. u do have a verrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyy good point there badgehelpbob.