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Hi all


My name is Guery, I have lived in East Dulwich for about 5 months and loving it!


I entered the Miss Universe GB beauty pageant at the end of last year and recently recieved the wonderful news that I am a finalist!!


However, before my place in the final can be confirmed, I have to find a sponsor...


The benefits for the Sponsor would include:


? Company name incorporated in all press releases about sponsored contestant.

? Company promotion on www.missuniversegb.co.uk

? Company promotion on Miss Universe GB twitter

? Company promotion on Miss Universe GB Facebook

? Two tickets to the grand final of Miss Universe GB 2014

? Link to your website from www.missuniversegb.co.uk

? Use of the official ?sponsor of Miss Universe GB? logo

? A mention in the Miss Universe GB 2014 final programme

? A mention by the compere on the evening of the Miss Universe GB final

? Use of the contestant in one promotional opportunity either before or after the competition final



As you can see, the sponsorship would be a great way to advertise your business to a huge audience!


If you would be intersted in sponsoring me, please contact me by email, [email protected], and I can give you further details.


Thank you! xxx

*Bob*

*Bob*

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It's very confusing. Mr Universe is the musclebound 'carrying rolls of carpet under the arms' one, but Miss Universe isn't. And if you win Miss World - and then (I assume?) progress to Miss Universe, who do you compete against?


As an aside, it should be 'Ms Universe' anyway - come on, guys, this is 2014.

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ugh. this thread is reminiscent of one from years back where an (supposedly) attractive young woman posted a question and the responses were all from, let me hazard a guess, older men.


Good luck OP, hope you find sponsorship. Might attract less weirdos in the ED Business section, I dunno.


Edit: sorry, didn't mean that everyone posting was a weirdo, just some.


edited again: grammar

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