Raffle tickets to win a Used Aqualung Titan regulator system $10, 40 tickets maximum

[diverintheflesh]

Used pre-2010 Aqualung Titan (balanced) 1st stage, Titan 2nd stage (unbalanced), ABS octopus (unbalanced), Suunto two-gauge console (analog SPG and depth gauge), and LP inflator hose. I just serviced the regulator on March 5, 2015 with genuine Aqualung Service kits. System water tested. In great condition and ready to dive. One year warranty. Free tune-up if necessary.

40 tickets maximum

tickets are only $10

https://squareup.com/market/jca-elite-scuba-2/aqualung-titan-regulator-system

 

[JohnN]

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Used pre-2010 Aqualung Titan (balanced) 1st stage, Titan 2nd stage (unbalanced), ABS octopus (unbalanced), Suunto two-gauge console (analog SPG and depth gauge), and LP inflator hose. I just serviced the regulator on March 5, 2015 with genuine Aqualung Service kits. System water tested. In great condition and ready to dive. One year warranty. Free tune-up if necessary.

40 tickets maximum

tickets are only $10

https://squareup.com/market/jca-elite-scuba-2/aqualung-titan-regulator-system

I'd advise caution.

From Oregon Department of Justice - FAQs

Charitable Gaming
Charitable gaming regulated by the Oregon Department of Justice consists of bingo, raffle and Monte Carlo events in which the proceeds are used to fund the activities of charitable organizations. It does not include tribal casinos, which are federally regulated with local oversight provided by the Oregon State Police's Gaming Enforcement Division.

Raffle
A raffle is a form of lottery in which each participant buys a chance for a prize and the winner is determined by a random drawing. As with all lotteries, a raffle includes the elements of consideration, chance and a prize. Consideration is presumed to be present unless it is clearly and conspicuously disclosed to prospective participants that tickets may be acquired without contributing something of economic value.

I'm guessing you're not a registered charitable organization. . .

 

[diverintheflesh]

you're right. i'll close the thread. it's best to just forget the whole thing...