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>Skepticism turned to disbelief Monday afternoon as Patricia Tuell watched the boxy, 26-foot motor home slide into the dirt driveway of her Ferrum home.
Never in her wildest dreams did she think that one click of the mouse would bring $250,000 worth of prizes right to her doorstep.
But as she gazed at the new motor home, her eyes wide and shining like marbles, she had one thing to say:
“They said it was going to be green. But it’s brown.”
Tuell is the winner of American Online’s “Win What You Want Now,” an instant-win sweepstakes she entered while online at the AOL Web site.
Tuell said she plans to take a trip to Disney World with her older daughter and her three children, and then another trip with the other half of the family. Full Story…
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