At TenHunt...this time there were no technical difficulties and I cruised thru the first nine questions and even stopped to help Miguel since I knew I was no where near being in first all I wanted to do was finish.
Then I get to number Ten...the clue was not helpful as far as the decode hint and that's where I sat till it was over.
I think I'm not meant to be a Tenhunter...
:-)
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1 comment:
Hi,
Number 10 was very difficult if you could not figure out how to decode the code. The clue in the picture was the guy in the car was on a cell phone. Each letter in the code corresponded to a number on a phone. Once those numbers were decoded, you were left with sku numbers which would take you directly to the product pages. There were a lot of players that had trouble with that question. Hope you still enjoyed the game, and I hope to see you in a future TenHunt. I do not anticipate having any questions you will need to decode in the near future:) - Walt
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