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ZEROSPLAT PAINTBALL SOCIAL NETWORK
SplatDogs Paintball



A new social network has just launched for Paintball Players and Fans. After the success of major sites like MySpace, there is now a need for more targeted/niche social networks focused around common interests.

SplatDogs Paintball, a retailer of paintball supplies, serving the paintball community since 2002 has launched a new site: http://www.zerosplat.com. A Paintball Social Network. It is free to sign
up. Post a Blog, Photos, Video and Email.

As an incentive to launch this new Paintball Social Network, the first 50 users to sign up and post a Blog, Photo or Video will receive a $5 SplatDogs.net Gift Certificate.

To receive gift certificate a user just needs to sign up for a ZeroSplat.com account, then email us at info@splatdogs.com with your new ZeroSplat.com URL.

Our goal is to promote Expression, Interaction and Community throughout the Paintball Community.
 

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