A YouTuber participated in a promotion by Doshirak, where they purchased 300 packs of Doshirak pasta to increase their chances of winning prizes, including a car, phone, laptop, and headphones. The YouTuber registered 75 codes for each of their four team members, spending 10,000 rubles. However, after waiting a week for the results, they only won a total of 600 rubles, with each team member winning 200 rubles and two team members winning 100 rubles. The prizes are not as valuable as expected, and the YouTuber notes that the company's rules are not clearly stated, including a 35% tax on prizes over 4,000 rubles. The YouTuber advises their viewers not to participate in such promotions, as they are unlikely to win significant prizes.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video creator had over 100,000 likes on a previous video.
2. The creator bought 300 packs of Doshirak pasta for a promotion.
3. The promotion included prizes such as cars, phones, wireless headphones, laptops, and e-books.
4. To participate, the creator needed a laptop, internet, and a code from the Doshirak packaging.
5. The code had to be entered on the official Doshirak website to check if the creator won a prize.
6. The creator had to wait 30 seconds between each code entry.
7. The codes could be sent via SMS, but the creator preferred to use the internet.
8. The promotion had a tax of 35% on prizes over 4,000 rubles.
9. The creator won 100 rubles twice and a book in the promotion.
10. The creator spent 10,000 rubles on the promotion and won a total of 600 rubles.
11. The creator's channel had 955,000 subscribers at the time of the video.
12. The creator promised to hold a competition for reaching 1 million subscribers.
13. The creator's Instagram link was in the video description.
14. The creator had participated in many raffles and competitions before but had never won anything significant.