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When an ad to enter a charity raffle for a fully restored twin-turbo 1994 Toyota Supra popped up on Daniel Shepard’s Facebook feed earlier this year, he put down $100 for six tickets. Shepard, and everyone else, lost the incredibly controversial raffle, but it didn’t take long for him to run into the car again.
Shepard still isn’t sure how the ad ended up on his Facebook feed, seeing as he lives in Oklahoma and the raffle was being held by a dealership called Toyota of Rockwall in North Texas. He figures it had something to do with all of the Supra posts he shares, but no matter how it happened, Shepard waited for the raffle date to come—hoping one of his six tickets would have some luck behind it.
The tickets Shepard bought were six of the 4,000 printed, with proceeds going to.... READ MORE HERE
Now for the follow-up story....
When an ad to enter a charity raffle for a fully restored twin-turbo 1994 Toyota Supra popped up on Daniel Shepard’s Facebook feed earlier this year, he put down $100 for six tickets. Shepard, and everyone else, lost the incredibly controversial raffle, but it didn’t take long for him to run into the car again.
Shepard still isn’t sure how the ad ended up on his Facebook feed, seeing as he lives in Oklahoma and the raffle was being held by a dealership called Toyota of Rockwall in North Texas. He figures it had something to do with all of the Supra posts he shares, but no matter how it happened, Shepard waited for the raffle date to come—hoping one of his six tickets would have some luck behind it.
The tickets Shepard bought were six of the 4,000 printed, with proceeds going to.... READ MORE HERE