Usage of 'rush in'

Daemon99 · #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 10, 2009 12:02 pm *Usage of 'rush in'*

Can someone please tell me if the following sentences are OK?

1) Please rush in your answers at abc@gmail.com to win exciting prices.
2) Please rush in your answers to abc@gmail.com to win exciting prices.

Also, can 'rush in' be used to mean 'send in quickly'?
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Kitosdad · #2 (permalink) Tue Mar 10, 2009 12:24 pm *Usage of 'rush in'*

Can someone please tell me if the following sentences are OK?

1) Please rush in your answers at abc@gmail.com to win exciting prices. Prizes.
2) Please rush in your answers to abc@gmail.com to win exciting prices. Prizes.

Sounds very " American " to me..... but it is understandable.

Also, can 'rush in' be used to mean 'send in quickly'? Yes.But not very good English.

Usual term would be, Please post early to avoid disappointment.
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