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One Hundred Dollars Cash Go Global – 60m Hits/mth

One Hundred Dollars Cash Launches Worldwide – 60,000,000 hits/mth.

One Hundred Dollars Cash, home of http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz, New Zealand’s Favourite Internet Game, officially announced its launch into Australia, USA and the UK today, having surpassed 60 million New Zealand based hits in a month – and to celebrate, the OHDC team are touring New Zealand, travelling from Cape Reinga to The Bluff between Saturday 17 November 2007 and Wednesday 5 December 2007.

Dubbed ‘THE HUNDY RUN’, the OHDC team will be travelling in ‘THE HUNDYMOBILE’ – a bright yellow limousine – giving away cash and prizes across New Zealand on the way.

New Zealanders all over are invited to pop up and say hi when they see “THE HUNDYMOBILE” roll into their town, to find out what it’s all about – and to meet THE ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MAN and his MONEY HONEYS – mascots of the site.

“You won’t miss THE HUNDYMOBILE”, says Nick Conaglen, Managing Director, One Hundred Dollars Cash New Zealand Limited. “It’s a big yellow limousine with huge 400 watt speakers on the roof – you’ll hear it before you see it!”

Dates and times for THE HUNDY RUN can be found at the site, says Nick.

“This is all about connecting with the thousands of New Zealand players who have been so loyal to the site since we launched back in July 2007.”

The site (http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz) has proven to be incredibly popular with kiwi’s, with word of mouth growing the site by 1200% since July, when the site was first established – making http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz perhaps the fastest growing website in New Zealand currently.

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“It’s been a shock. New Zealanders love http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz – visitors to the site have really connected, with around 49% of kiwi visitors making http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz their homepage of choice. These results have totally astounded the OHDC team, which has accelerated the official worldwide launch of the site.”

“We’re incredibly excited to take our New Zealand developed website – http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz – to kiwi’s everywhere as well as to an international audience,” Says Nick. “It’s about taking New Zealand business and tourism to the rest of the world.”

The worldwide launch and THE HUNDY RUN will focus on giving away New Zealand cash and prizes from the site, encouraging New Zealanders and visitors worldwide to win and use their prizes locally.

“International visitors win New Zealand cash and prizes just like kiwi players do – and along the way to winning they also see a fantastic representation of kiwi businesses. It’s a great way for anyone coming to New Zealand to find out all about the way things get done in Aotearoa.”

Australians have been the first to begin hitting http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz – with 92,000 hits already recorded from across the ditch in the month of November to sister site http://www.onehundreddollarscash.com, Nick says.

“It’s taken New Zealand by storm – no doubt the international community will take it to another level,” he says. “Isn’t it great to see a little kiwi company take it to the world!”

To visit the site go to http://www.onehundreddollarscash.co.nz – click on ‘The Hundy Run’ link for a schedule of dates and times when THE ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MAN brings THE HUNDYMOBILE to your town.

Check out pictures and film clips as you go too – www.bebo.com/theohdm.

ENDS

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