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We’ve all dreamed of becoming millionaires, right? Of course, those dreams can seem impossible, but what if you can win life-changing money by assembling a puzzle? That’s where The 2 Million Dollar Puzzle comes in. For only $24.99 (no coupon necessary), you’ll get the chance to score one million big ones!
It’s all thanks to Deal Days — a limited-time event that’s our answer to Prime Day, offering amazing price drops on the hottest items around. Now extended to run through October 13, you can visit our Deal Days collection to find sweet deals on gadgets, games, apps, and more!
Here’s how The 2 Million Dollar Puzzle works. You get a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle you get to put together (making this an ideal purchase for anyone who loves games). Once you finish putting it together, you get more than just the joy of completing a puzzle. The completed image creates a QR code.
Scan the code to see how much you won! Your prize will be anywhere from $1 or $1,000,000. You’re guaranteed to win no matter what, so there’s no disappointment — and all have the opportunity to win a massive amount of cash. However, only two of the many puzzles produced will contain the lucky $1,000,000 prize (hence, the name).
And if you need help putting your puzzle together, assemble it with your family or bring it to your next board game night! That’s what verified customer Michael H. did: “Very difficult, but fun puzzle … one that my kids and I had a good time completing.” But beware! If you win the jackpot, your cohorts might expect a handsome assistance fee. Another customer shared, “This puzzle was one of the most difficult puzzles I’ve ever done and so addicting … I had a blast!”
Get The 2 Million Dollar Puzzle for only $24.99 through October 13 — no coupon necessary. But hurry! By popular demand, this deal has been extended 24 hours! So don’t forget to check out our Deal Days collection to discover more discounts before then.
Prices subject to change.
Source by boingboing.net
