The Briefcase: A Handset Protection Guarantee adventure on YouTube
By: calendar iconJuly 12th, 2010 a 9:59am

Remember those choose-your-own adventure stories you used to read as a kid? Now you can relive those childhood memories with a new choose-your-own adventure that we launched recently on YouTube called “The Briefcase.”

The interactive adventure – tied to Rogers Handset Protection Guarantee Program – lets you control key decisions of Needlebaum, the hapless character from the Rogers TV commercials. The mission? Help him deliver a briefcase to his boss.

The Handset Protection Guarantee is subject to terms and conditions. To read the full program terms, go to http://www.rogers.com/protection.

Were you able to successfully get the briefcase back to Needlebaum’s boss?

Miranda MacDonald is a regular contributor to RedBoard.

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  1. James Baldwin says: July 12th, 2010 a 2:22pm

    Thats a pretty cool concept. Good work.

  2. javatyger says: July 12th, 2010 a 6:47pm

    haha…that was fun actually. I had my phone go into the mop bucket, broken by the magic trick, then lost in a cab. Great adventure. :)

  3. Chris says: July 13th, 2010 a 6:48pm

    Pretty good.. I loved those books as a kid!

  4. Anthony Kay says: July 13th, 2010 a 7:23pm

    Any chance that such an offering might find its way to Fido as well?

  5. Nick says: July 24th, 2010 a 11:54pm

    Hi, I just got a refurbished blackberry through this program, but cracked the screen 4 days later. What happens now? Is this out of warranty or is this now In warranty? I know it’s physical damage that’s my fault, but will rogers help me fix the screen?

    • RogersMiranda says: July 26th, 2010 a 2:05pm

      Hi Nick,

      The Handset Protection Guarantee provides you with a subsidized repair or replacement device on your first out of warranty transaction. You can use the program as many times as needed but subsequent occurrences receive no subsidy.

      So basically, we’ll help you fix the broken screen but you will need to pay full price for the repair.

  6. Ron says: August 2nd, 2010 a 2:52am

    I am a smartphone user, and i’m dissapointed that there isn’t any smartphones available for free through this program.