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members of jonas brothers fan club(need answers quick!)?
ok i just have a few questions about the premium package:
1. is it worth it to pay that much money for it?
2. what comes in the welcome gift pack
3. as soon as you sign up are u part of it atomaticly? like if i were to sign up right now would i be able to get the presale tickets tomarow?
4.are the contests they hold good and have good prizes?
please help me!
I WILL give out best answer! i REALLY need help!
please help me and dont answer if u dont know! but pppllleeaassse help!
1. is it worth it to pay that much money for it?
-well it depends what you think is a good deal. you get presale tickets, and you get special offers that only jb fan club members are offered, for example, when they go on a talk show they have contests to win tickets that only jb fan club member are allowed to enter and win. so it depends what you think. here is what comes in it so you can decide for yourself:
-Exclusive Welcome Gift Pack
-Welcome letter from Jonas Brothers
-Early access to presale ticketing before the general public, for up to four tickets per tour
-Fan club-only contests
-Member-only message boards and blogs
-Exclusive Jonas videos, photos, and blogs
-Opportunities for access to Jonas Brothers - related parties,
-Fan Gatherings and Meet & Greets (where available)
-The Jonas Brothers Newsletter
-Official store discount
2. what comes in the welcome gift pack
-when you go to the sign up page there is a list of what you get.
3. as soon as you sign up are u part of it atomaticly? like if i were to sign up right now would i be able to get the presale tickets tomarow?
-well you can wait for tomorrow to sign up and then you dont have to put in the code or anything. i think you should wait for tomorrow because it's one less step you have to do in the process of gettting your tickets.
4.are the contests they hold good and have good prizes?
-well you can win tickets to go see them live on a talk show and you get presale tickets. um it says that there's offers for meet & greets so that's good. also when you sign up you are eligible to go to the parties they hold.
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