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GAMING NATION INC GMNZF


Primary Symbol: V.FAN

Technology Electronic Gaming & Multimedia
"Gaming Nation Inc is engaged in the acquisition and operation of companies in the online and mobile sports gaming sector and operates through its wholly owned subsidiaries."


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GAMING NATION INC > Very inexpensive marketing tactic to grow fantasy sports div
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Comment by lscfaon Nov 19, 2015 5:05pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Very inexpensive marketing tactic to grow fantasy sports div

RE:RE:RE:RE:Very inexpensive marketing tactic to grow fantasy sports divWhat an idiot. The raffle ticket company will approach the teams and propose that the teams or the charity can make additional revenue with advertising. The raffle ticket company will then suggest that it's sister company FantasyFeud will pay to advertise on the tickets. Teams may just go for it.
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