No fighting required, just sign up

Let the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) professionals be the ones who duke it out in the octagon.

You see, Take It And Go (www.takeitandgo.ca (http://www NULL.takeitandgo NULL.ca)) is offering one lucky person the chance to win an Ultimate MMA Weekend – Toronto Prize Pack. The winner gets two Ultimate Fighting Championship tickets, $100.00 VISA Gift Card and one night hotel paid for. The total value of the prize is $949.00. The UFC will take place on Saturday, April 30, at the Rogers Centre.

All you have to do is just sign up.

There is only one entry per person allowed and the contest is open to Ontario residents only. Since there is no purchase required, all participants for the contest only have to sign up and subscribe to www.takeitandgo.ca by 11:59 PM (Eastern Time) on April 17, 2011.

“Our contest is really catching on,” says Niraj Adhiya, Co-Founder and CEO of www.takeitandgo.ca (http://www NULL.takeitandgo NULL.ca). “Since launching the contest, hundreds of people are signing up as everyone is hoping to be a winner.”

This is the first MMA event of its kind ever held in Toronto and is expected to be sold out.

Rick Majithia, President and Co-Founder of www.takeitandgo.ca (http://www NULL.takeitandgo NULL.ca), says his company is thrilled to be part of all the hype surrounding the big event.

“We are giving away a great package with lots of goodies,” he says. “Right now everyone is taking about the UFC event, so we are expecting literally thousands of entries to our contest.”

Adhiya and Majithia launched www.takeitandgo.ca (http://www NULL.takeitandgo NULL.ca)only eight weeks ago. Their online business offers daily deals at discounted prices. From restaurants to travel deals, the services are endless – all of which allows consumers to save anywhere between 50% to 90% on a variety of deals offered daily via its site. A printed voucher is available after purchase when customers sign into their profile.

The company is also devoting a portion of each deal sold to local groups including hospitals and community sports organizations. As the business grows, more community based organizations will benefit from their “philanthropic-to-do list.”

For more information on the contest and its rules, please visit: www.takeitandgo.ca (http://www NULL.takeitandgo NULL.ca)
Paul W. Fitzgerald is an international journalist. His work appears in a large number of newspapers and magazines around the world. Notable publications that have published his work include The Globe and Mail, Maclean’s Magazine, The Times, The New Canadian, CNN-I Report, Dreamscapes and EQ. He is also the President and CEO of Salt & Pepper Media Inc, a global public relations/mass media firm. He is also the Editor of Thursday Night Magazine . He resides in Toronto, ON.