Click 'LIKE' and hopefully help Paintball in Norway !

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Mjøsa Paintball is a newly founded paintball club in Norway who started up at the end of 2011. Our local bank Sparebanken Hedmark has set up a donation program where every vote for our club is worth 10,- NOK. We need this support from every paintballer to raise money for our paintball club. We are working on getting big money so that we can build a full-size millenium field and arrange tournaments and make the paintball community grow in Norway. There are roughly 35000 votes left of a total of 50000 votes and the voting stops on 31st May. So what we need you paintballers out there to do is to click this link:




Once the page loads up click the 'LIKE' button (top right).... the page should then show Mjøsa Paintball (if not, scroll down you will find us on the topp ti - flest stemmer=Top 10 list)...

Then click the 'STEM' button (means vote) the bank give us 10,- NOK which is about 1.7$. We thank everyone for their vote!!

Check out team Havoc on Facebook:


Thank you VERY much for the support!





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  1. Gudmann Bragi18 May 2012 at 13:06

    Correct link

    https://www.facebook.com/sparebankenhedmark/app_223479517752654?app_data=493922E7-9B20-FD73-4939055C30DD3A48

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