My only critique is the trivia tends… what I mean is I see the same questions & quizzes on consecutive days. Your questions and quizzes are very good, but I love fresh trivia every day. For example I have answered”who is little Ricky’s baby sitter” three times this week. I’m just sayin

You are on top of events as they happen… You are on top of events as they happen and work to see that the winners are notified promptly. With a smile on your face (which we do not see) and it reflects in your voice.

I like the games -

Triviapop is very… Triviapop is very refreshing,fun,useful.It keeps the brain active and it helps to stay in the know about a variety of topics,that normally gets overlooked or not even tought off.

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