Do If/Then Sports Prize Draws Pay Out?
9 May 2024
As a site we like to be flexible with the various kinds of prize draws and giveaways that exist. That’s why our listings are an eclectic mix of free to enter prize draws, purchase necessary
Twitter or X.com as it’s now called was another social media platform that changed how online competitions ran. Likes, shares and tweets soon became phrases in the comper’s lexicon. Many promoters now prefer Instagram for their giveaways and Elon’s tinkering has made X more of a mess for prize draw hunters. That said there’s still plenty of prizes to try and enter via Twitter Competitions and we do occasionally pop up a blog if there’s anything of note.
See Also: Facebook Comping, Comping Apps
As a site we like to be flexible with the various kinds of prize draws and giveaways that exist. That’s why our listings are an eclectic mix of free to enter prize draws, purchase necessary
Way back in the dim and distant past Haggis Hunt was usually the first indication that festive competitions and advent prizes were on their way. The competition involved staring at haggis-cams in the hope of
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
Sorry guys we’ll not be updating Loquax for a year as we’re going to be winning NowTV’s latest competition. They’re offering someone the chance to take a year off work and get paid £35,000 streaming
The World Cup kicks off in Russia tomorrow (14th June) and that means a whole month of football fun and thrills. Hooray! Thankfully there’s not much hype around England’s chances of winning this time round.
We’ve all seen competitions where you can win a year’s supply of a particular product. In the past, when we used to enter loads more competitions, we’ve won a year of tea (which turned out
If you read comping forums and social media, it’s generally regarded that winning prizes has got a lot harder. On top of that the quality of prizes is perhaps not as good as it was.
One question that has cropped up since we revamped our listings is about Facebook and Twitter competitions. Users looking for lists of giveaways especially on the popular #WinWednesday and #FreebieFriday may not be actually aware
Once upon a time competitions used to involve purchasing an item, writing a slogan/tiebreaker and sometimes sending off a receipt as proof of purchase. Then, along came the internet and that kind of scuppered that