Published 1 year ago

Ontario man hires lawyer over Tim Hortons $10K prize 'glitch'

Summary by Ground News

Tim Hortons say a technical error caused some customers using the restaurant's app to receive an incorrect award message during the first day of its Roll Up To Win contest. Jeremy McDougall, 37, of Tillsonburg is among an unknown number of customers who thought they'd won the five-figure prize. He took a screen grab of the winning message on his phone, which soon disappeared.

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The London free Press

Ontario man hires lawyer over Tim Hortons $10K prize 'glitch'

A Southwestern Ontario man says he’s retained a lawyer after a Tim Hortons prize app told him he’d won $10,000 – only for the coffee giant to call it a…

1 year ago·London, Canada

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Brantford Expositor

Tillsonburg man hires lawyer over Tim Hortons $10K prize 'glitch'

A Southwestern Ontario man says he’s retained a lawyer after a Tim Hortons prize app told him he’d won $10,000 – only for the coffee giant to call it a…

1 year ago

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Tillsonburg News

Tillsonburg man hires lawyer over Tim Hortons $10K prize 'glitch'

A Southwestern Ontario man says he’s retained a lawyer after a Tim Hortons prize app told him he’d won $10,000 – only for the coffee giant to call it a…

1 year ago·Tillsonburg, Canada

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simcoereformer.ca

Tillsonburg man hires lawyer over Tim Hortons $10K prize 'glitch'

A Southwestern Ontario man says he’s retained a lawyer after a Tim Hortons prize app told him he’d won $10,000 – only for the coffee giant to call it a…

1 year ago·Simcoe, Canada

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