Sweet an Upper Deck NPN in!

[RandomH]

This is my 3rd ever UD NPN from using their website.
Got a 2008-2009 NBA SPX Allen Iverson Winning Materials GU WMJ-AI

Scan from ebay.

Pretty sweet for free.

 

[Wehttam6]

Nice!
I was doing NPNs for about everything in 2007 and 2008 in every sport, but mailing everything in became annoying so I stopped doing them. I may go back to doing the online ones though.

 

[Kutzy]

Link to their online NPN's?

 

[Wehttam6]

npn.upperdeck.com
hmm can't make it a link...

 

[Kutzy]

Thanked

 

[Wehttam6]

They had close to 20 different npns when I last checked before (last year). Right now, there are only 4. lol

 

[imac220]

What does NPN mean?

 

[Wehttam6]

What does NPN mean?

I don't know how it began, but companies pretty much have to do these to show buying packs isn't gambling. Because if you think about it, when buying packs, you are paying to take a chance to get something good. Anyway, you usually send an index card with your address on it through an envelope to the company for a specific product. They supposedly open a box and draw names so people will have a chance to obtain cards for free; therefore, it's not gambling. The odds of hitting/receiving an insert or something through an NPN are supposed to be the same as buying the packs out of a box. It's hard to explain. I hope this site helps.

npnsportscards.com

NPN stands for "No Purchase Necessary."
With Upper Deck's new system, you don't have to pay for supplies to send your information in; you can just do it through their website which makes it really free.

 

[imac220]

What does NPN mean?

I don't know how it began, but companies pretty much have to do these to show buying packs isn't . Because if you think about it, when buying packs, you are paying to take a chance to get something good. Anyway, you usually send an index card with your address on it through an envelope to the company for a specific product. They supposedly open a box and draw names so people will have a chance to obtain cards for free; therefore, it's not . The odds of hitting/receiving an insert or something through an NPN are supposed to be the same as buying the packs out of a box. It's hard to explain. I hope this site helps.

npnsportscards.com

NPN stands for "No Purchase Necessary."
With Upper Deck's new system, you don't have to pay for supplies to send your information in; you can just do it through their website which makes it really free.

Sounds cool! Thanks for the info!!

 

[G $MONEY$]

nice NPN, i enter the UD ones every so often, have never won any before though.

 

[RandomH]

I enter only 1 every week. I don't go there and click on all of them lol.

 

[mlbsalltimegreats]

Geez I dint think anybody ever got anything from those. I am not sure how many times I entered and never won and just quite altogether. Sweet card!!!!!!