But hurry, applications close on July 8th. Here is the letter I reveived, so you can read the full details. The email address to contact them is right at the bottom.
Dear Sir/  Maddame, 
I am looking for people  to take part in a brand new Quiz show. Are you or anyone else you know  interested? If so please read and or circulate between friends and family. See  below for more information.  
Don’t Blow the Inheritance is an exciting  new quiz show where two person teams , made  up of generations of the same family , must make it through a series of knock  out general knowledge rounds to build up their Inheritance Prize Fund and make  it through to the final.  
 Parents (grandparents , aunts and uncles) battle to  build the Inheritance Prize Fund up with thousands of pounds ready to pass on to  the next generation. However , the younger  generation team mate can only take the Inheritance Prize Fund home  if they don’t “blow it all” at the end of the game! 
It’s down to the younger generation to answer the final questions  correctly so they can keep the cash rather than blowing all of mum , dad or  granny’s hard work!
We are on the look out for fun and lively personalities who would  like to take part in the programme. We will be holding nationwide auditions over  the next few weeks. Any help you can provide us in spreading the word about our  search for potential contestants would be very much appreciated. I have attached  a flyer in the hope that you can circulate it amongst colleagues, friends and  family who may be interested in appearing on the  show and possibly winning themselves some money. In addition, if you have a  bulletin board or company intranet site perhaps you could display the attached  flyer there.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any more  information or if indeed you would like an application form  yourself.
Thank you for all your help.
Kind regards,
The Don’t Blow the Inheritance Production  Team
All applicants  must be 18 years of age or over and be currently resident and living in  the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.
 
 
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