I am presenting this web page for those who may feel as appauled
as I have been that any radio station might treat the handicap
community in such an unfair manner as I was recently concerning
KBKS 106.1 FM and their FREELOADER based contest called "The
Great American Race". It is also my intent to inform you
and to probably lower the expectations of anyone in the handicap
community of any desire they may have of winning any contest put
on by the Infinity Radio company and their owned and operated
radio stations across the United States. If you still wish to
participate in this Freeloader program, I have provided you with
a direct link to what already appears to be a Network of Spies,
that will provide you information of the Bonus Codes and the Password
For The Day announced each day on their radio station. Since I
live in Seattle, Washington, all of my comments are in reference
to to the above named radio station located at 1000 Dexter Avenue
North, Suite 100
Seattle, WA 98109; their General Manager, being a McDonald Davis.
KISS 106.1 FM, in Seattle, Washington on August 2, 2004 began
a contest called "The Great American Race", which incorporated
their already established Freeloader Progrem; someting I did not
know at the time. The existance of this Freeloader Program goes
all the way back to at least February, 26, 2003 as documented
on the Fatwallet.Com website.
How Should The Contest Have Run: (Click Here).
Those that knew of this website had a distinct advantage over
every other contestant to this Great American Race contest, not
to mention their FREELOADER program, in that one person could
listen to the radio station for Bonus Codes and Passwords For
The Day and then post them to this website for everyone else to
see and from which they could gain their point values assocaitated
with this contest without being required to actually listen to
the radio station nor in attending many of their Bonus Code Events.
When Bonus Code Events were held KISS remained relatively idle
to assuring a level of Fairness to their contest, while assuring
people that only people that played the game fairly would be the
winner to their contest.
I have included the specific website address to substantiate
all of my claims here, and I have retained the emails received
from KISS 106.1 FM (Eli Christopher, New Media and KISS Website
Administrator; and Marc Jones, Program Director) to substantiate
their knowledge of this website and how they did very little to
assure a Fair Contest.
Their travesty of injustice is compounded even more when their
actions handicap an already handicapped contestant by not informing
them to at least their knowledge that there might very well be
cheaters found on the Internet at the start of their contest.
People are acting out of TRUST because of what and how a radio
station conducts its self in the Public Eye. Is it fair that a
handicap contestant should not be given assistance to overcome
a disability, and where that assistance should be constant over
time even if it means that they will probably win the contest?
The radio station's General Manager McDonald Davis, while expressing
a sense of amazement for what is required in time for the handicapped
to participate in their contest, believes that they have conducted
their contest legally? He would go on to ask me for what I would
like him to do in this matter, but made no suggestions of his
own; when I did not know what options might exist within his power
to make.
This practice of sharing codes had been going on for some time
prior to the contest beginning, dating back to February 26, 2003
on the FatWallet.Com and they acknowledge that they have known
it for quite some time. The Message Board that began on this "Freeloader
Contest" began on page 25, and continues into page 69.
Yet, when I brought it to their attention, they seemed to shrug
it off, stating that they had been aware of it, but assured me
that no one cheating in the game would be awarded any prizes.
How can you make that assurance when your own people say, that
they can not prove when people are cheating? And if you can trip
up people into using False Codes by those reading FatWallet.Com,
why were they not doing it? With very few exceptions, they were
not doing this.
I do not want them to "Shape Up" next time, I would like for them to "face the music" now; to account for their mistakes now and learn now, and it seems as if only by having to sustain a major fine or to have to pay for a duplicate set of first prizes will make most indelible impression
I attended all but two of these Bonus Code Events held during
this contest period: (one event not attended was by my choice),
but one event not attended was because I was never informed of
the event. It was only from my stumbling across this FatWallet.Com
website that I would learn of this past Bonus Code event and of
this widespread Network of Spies concerning KBKS-FM's Contest
Programs.
These Bonus Code Events should have been the element of the contest
to assure, that in deed, only those who played the contest Fairly
could win; meaning the use of Compound Bonus Codes at every Bonus
Code Event along with giving additional Bonus Codes over the radio.
There were already Bonus Codes that had a much larger point value,
and they did have Compound Bonus Codes produced for the contest
that they could have been used for each and every Bonus Code Event,
but only for two or three Bonus Code Events were these Compound
Bonus Codes ever used.
I would like to ask for your help in compelling this radio station
into doing what is right.
Write a letter to KISS 106.1 FM, McDonald Davis
(Radio Station's General Manager). If any sincere attempt is made
to help correct this past contest's unfair practice it demonstrated
in this contest, this web page will be removed from my website.
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