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We knew there was room in the marketplace for a hosted tools vendor who treated small teams with just as much care and consideration as a big enterprise IT department. But we were all a bit taken aback by the tremendous response we've received for ProjectLocker Lite. For those of you asking to take part in an official ProjectLocker affiliate program, you may yet get your wish later this summer. In the meantime, we thought we'd try something simple to whet your appetites, so we're having a Referral Raffle.
You can now get entries into our drawing for a brand new iPhone from Apple simply by telling your friends and fellow developers about ProjectLocker. When your friends sign up from our website, make sure they enter your email address into the "Referral Source" field at the bottom of the page during checkout.
Whoever has the most referrals as of midnight EST August 31, 2008 will be awarded an iPhone, courtesy of ProjectLocker. So, if you love our service, go spread the word -- you may just strike mobile gold.
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Damon Young is Director of Sales at ProjectLocker.com. ProjectLocker was founded in 2003 to provide on-demand tools for software developers. Guided by the simple mission of helping companies build better software, ProjectLocker's services have expanded to include services for the complete lifecycle of software projects, from requirements documentation to build and test automation. ProjectLocker serves companies from startups to Fortune 1000 multinationals.
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