I have five 256MB flash drives with Tax Cut to give away. They’re great if you still haven’t done your taxes, or you can just delete the software and use them as regular flash drives. I need to pick five winners, so leave a comment here and enter the drawing.
Each day this week, I will announce one winner, but you must comment on the original post and include a valid email address.
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