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Winners of Aimersoft Video Converter Ultimate

So here is the announcement you have been waiting for – the Aimersoft Video Converter Ultimate giveaway winners. From among the 39 odd participants the list randomizer at Random.org has picked out 10 names who will receive a license key each of the $69.95 software. These 10 lucky winners are:

  1. Peejay
  2. Phase
  3. Giancarlo
  4. Martin Howard
  5. Paf Borg
  6. Rex
  7. Somniloquist
  8. Sam
  9. Jason Hart
  10. Jonluca

Congratulation to all winners, and thanks to all who took part. Winners will be contacted by email soon.

And here is an update: There is a full giveaway for Aimersoft iTransfer for Mac currently going on. Anyone who is interested in it can get it for free at
http://www.facebook.com/Aimersoft?v=app_11007063052

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