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Earlier in 2023 a new property prize draw platform launched called Win My Home. To kick start their aims at establishing themselves in a difficult sector they offered entrants the chance to win a £2million
McDonald’s are bringing back their popular Monopoly promotion for another run. In a recent tweet on X or Twitter or whatever daft name Elon Musk wants to give it, McDonald’s that Monopoly will return on
Win a House competitions have evolved considerably since Dunstan Lowe gave away Melling Manor in a pay to enter prize draw. We’ve seen everything from a Tiny House through to family homes and massive mansions
Despite the decline in the number of property prize draws that are now running the sector continues to thrive albeit in a different way. During the Covid Pandemic the trend for win a house competitions
If you regularly move in comping circles then you may well have seen the words “Make Me A Winner” mentioned once or twice. This tagline may well apply to every prize draw and competition that
By now you probably know that Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, has launched their potential “Twitter Killer” app called Threads. A number of Twitter wannabes have appeared over recent times but Mastadon, Blue
Some competitions and prize draws are really easy to enter. You enter your details, like/share or maybe tag for the chance to win anything from a token prize through to a stunning holiday. The chances
Yesterday (15th June 2023) we received a message from a Loquax user who felt that they’d been potentially “scammed” because of a prize draw that they’d visited via a posting on the site. The prize
At the height of the win a house competition boom a number of platforms tried to establish themselves as the goto places for individuals to “raffle” their own properties. Instead of building their own websites,