Win Cash, Trips and Prizes with Prizola

By now most have heard of those search engines that allow you to win cash and prizes simply by typing in a search term and hitting enter. Well Google has decided to launch its own prize search engine called Prizola. What makes Prizola different than other search and win engines such as Blingo, Winzy or Search Chips, is that there are three equal ways in which to win, by conducting a search, sending a text messge or playing a video game, any of which can be done on the Prizola website.

To win by searching, simply search as you normally would on Google itself. Only the first twelve searches conducted daily are eligible for prize selection. Typing in gibberish or irrelevant searches will cause the search to be disqualified. In addition clicking on the search result itself will not increase chances for winning a prize.

To win by texting, type in a text message, name, phone number and service provider in the SMS friends text message box on the Prizola website. Only the first five text message are eligble for prize selection. The messages are free to send. If you win, the person you sent a text message to wins the same prize.

To win by playing a game, simply click on the video game on the Prizola website. PacMan appears to be the game to play. You may play as long and as often as you like.

Current Prizola prizes include Amazon gift certificates ($20-$500), Fandango movie passes and 3 day/2 night hotel stays at the following destinations:Las Vegas, NV, Laughlin, NV, Reno/Carson City, NV, Orlando, FL, Atlantic City, NJ, Cancun, MX, Anaheim, CA (Disneyland Area), Williamsburg, VA, Charleston, SC, Hilton Head, SC, Lake Tahoe, NV, Daytona Beach, FL, Palm Springs, CA, San Antonio, TX, Gatlinburg, TN, Ormond Beach, FL, Ft. Meyers, FL, Niagara Falls Area, Honolulu, HI, Pocono Mountains, PA, New Orleans, LA, Myrtle Beach, SC, Puerto Vallarta, MX, Acapulco, MX, Biloxi, MS, Branson, MO.

Prize winners are selected at computer-generated random times of the day. You will win if you are the first person to search, text or play during the randomly selected time of day. Prizes average one per hour.