Jenna M. from Seattle, WA is the lucky recipient of ten colorful rubber bands shaped like farm animals. Among the animals included are a green horse, a pink duck, and a purple sheep. Enjoy your elastic menagerie Jenna!
What’s summer without a little adventure? Edited See winners’ names at the end of the post!
Groupon and ExploreChicago.org (the city’s official tourism site) are giving you the chance to get away for a few days and run amok in our fair city. One winner will enjoy:
- Two tickets on Southwest Airlines to Chicago**

We’ll accept entrants through the form at the end of this blog post through **Thursday, June 17 (sorry, had the wrong date originally!!) and winners will be announced Friday, June 18. Winners will be chosen randomly; enter once per day.
Already have plans to visit Chicago? Check out ExploreChicago.org for a crazy amount of information on street fests, concerts, neighborhoods and everything else we love about our town.
Good luck! Click here to enter on SurveyGizmo
**Trips must be completed before July 31, 2010. Winner and guest must be at least 18 years of age by date of trip. Check out the full rules here.
CONGRATULATIONS to our winners!! - Sarah Mitschke, Raleigh - David Miller, Seattle - Laila Saleem, Washington D.C. - Chris Greenwood, Boston
We’ve emailed you to claim your prize. If any go unclaimed, we’ll be sure to let everyone know and find suitable runners-up. Thanks for entering and keep an eye out for more giveaways soon.
Today we’re introducing a few simple tools for rating your Groupon experiences. After you’ve used a Groupon, you now have the option to award or flag a business. If your experience was exceptionally good, give the business an award and we’ll know to feature them again. If it was a disappointment, flag the business. For everything in between, you don’t have to do a thing – we just want to know when things were especially good or bad.
There’s one more cool thing about Groupon ratings – they’re bidirectional, meaning that merchants can rate you too! If you get an award from a business owner, we’ll reward you with G’s to spend on Groupon. Merchants can also flag the rare troublesome customer, so that we can keep an eye on the bad apples and keep the quality of our community high.
We think these ratings tools will help reinforce the foundation of Groupon’s community – great customers and the best local businesses. Watch the following video to learn more.