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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
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.
Keep midday free on the 3rd October 2012 and make sure you’re logged on to Twitter! Why? Well you could end up with a brand new car thanks to Auto Trader! The UK’s number one
We’ve focused a lot of this blog on Facebook competitions lately and overlooked the fact that Twitter also has it’s fair share of issues. There are still question marks about how winners are picked, mutliple
Twitter competitions, where promoters offer prizes to encourage users to tweet or follow them, have become increasingly popular. In any one day you can expect dozens of RT this message to win or follow us
When internet competitions first started to take off one of the entry methods employed by promoters was refer a friend. “Tell as many friends as you can” was the requirement and whoever had the most
Twitter competitions are getting even more and more popular, so we thought we’d update and remind you of some of our guides and blogs from last year. If you’re new to Twitter then the Getting