back to article Brush up your Microsoft skills, win date with Ferrari

Microsoft is offering you the chance to cruise the streets of Britain in a Ferrari and all you have to do is get more tech skills. Oooooooooh. Nice. The Microsoft Virtual Academy, where Microsoft houses its tech training materials, is running the prize draw for UK residents. To enter you must visit the MVA UK website, here …

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  1. TeeCee Gold badge
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    UK residents only.

    Bummer. The autobahn system starts just up the road.

    Bit pointless getting one of those for a weekend anywhere else......

  2. JetSetJim
    Stop

    Windows Live account required

    I guess they don't want new accounts:

    "We're unable to complete your request

    Windows Live ID is experiencing technical difficulties. Please try again later."

  3. Ryan 7

    OK I entered

    You can remove the article from the front page now.

  4. Anonymous Coward
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    They actually have a video to teach you how to enter the promo code when you sign up? I wonder if you get a certificate for doing it correctly....

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Windows

      XBox achievement

      No, you'll probably get an XBox live achievement for doing it correctly.

      Which won't work straight away of course because it's a /special/ achievement and you first need to get yourself an XBox live gold subscription in order to activate it :-)

  5. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    What's the odds...

    ..if you win, you can't bang it around the likes of Donnington and Silverston.

  6. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    UK only - well that's shafted it then...

    ...won't be able to get any petrol to take it anywhere! Tee hee hee......

  7. druck Silver badge
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    "The grand prize is the loan of a Ferrari for a weekend of fun, extravagance and top-level posing."

    I read that as top-posting, using the abomination that is MS Outlook.

    "Five runners-up will win a Nokia Lumia 800,"

    And the next 5 will forced to accept two Nokia Lumia 800s?

  8. quarky
    Windows

    News? Or advertising?

    I am guessing that MS paid for this article :)

    Still, I signed up, it is about the only training I will get at our place this year, despite being expected to upgrade all our desktops to Windows 7!

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