Butterfinger wants you to turn yourself in for a chance at $25,000
Butterfinger is looking to give you $25,000 for turning yourself in!
Butterfinger is celebrating Halloween even if we can’t trick or treat. And that’s why they want us to turn ourselves in for a chance at $25,000!
Okay, so I feel like that makes absolutely no sense just yet, but that’s why I am here to explain all of the things. Basically, Butterfinger realizes that adults/parents have a tendency to “steal” all of the good candy bars around Halloween. And that means that we are the real “monsters” out here munching on all the chocolate.
While they may not be wrong, I admit to feeling a little called out (I have no shame in my Butterfinger game). But that’s why their current giveaway is everything we could have hoped for and more.
Turn yourself in to the Butterfinger Investigators for a chance at $25,000
From Sept. 14 until Nov. 6, any Butterfinger monsters can turn themselves in to the BFI at ButterfingerCaseFiles.com. You will share your thieving confessions to the team and that will act as an entry to the giveaway. For even more chances to win, you will want to share that confession across your social media channels (think Facebook and Twitter for this one). Which also means that everyone you know will also be made aware of your treachery.
In honor of the BFI investigating all of the Butterfinger thefts, the company has even released a video of an investigation to trap a known “monster.” You can check out the video below:
I don’t know about you, but for a chance at $25,000, I am all in on turning myself in as a Butterfinger monster. I confess! I did! I ate all the Butterfinger bars!
Honestly, I have a bag of mini bars that would normally be saved for kids trick or treating for Halloween. But now that the holiday seems to be cancelled, I know what I am going to do with that bag, and it has nothing to do with sharing.
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So are you a “monster” too? And if so, will you be turning yourself in for a chance at $25,000? Let us know in the comments below.