Monday, 07 June 2010 |
Written by
Barrie
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To celebrate the start of the World Cup, Quicksilver Games are giving away brand new state of the art 40” Samsung 3D LED TV, a 3D Blu-Ray Player and two pairs of 3D glasses!
Thursday, 18 March 2010 |
Written by
Ryan Freeman
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Hit the high street and buy yourself an amazing new wardrobe with £15,000 with Get Me a Ticket. Whether you decide to buy some quality designer pieces or decide to go to the high street and buy some fashion pieces remember: you need to be in it to win it!
Tuesday, 16 February 2010 |
Written by
Peru Idol
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Play a shot llama jumping game to go into the draw to win a trip for 2 to Peru! The higher he jumps, the better your score and your chances of winning the top prize.
Sunday, 23 August 2009 |
Written by
Joseph Woods
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Key2thefuture will be giving away 12 apartments, 1 apartment every 8 weeks , so if you don’t win this time, you have 11 more chances to be living mortgage free. Simply register on the Key2thefuture website and enter their Spot the Ball competition for £5.
Friday, 02 May 2008 |
Written by
Sandra Linsay
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Many of you will already be aware of this, but it's worth remembering that big radio companies often have give-aways and freebies to be won on their websites. After all, radio stations are often a great platform for companies to launch their products. Virgin Radio have a good website with a good selection of competitions and free prizes up for grabs. Worth a look if you have some spare time and you're looking for a competition to enter.
Monday, 28 April 2008 |
Written by
Tim Ribon
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I Love Comps is an online club offering cheaper entry into a range of magazine and online competitions. The idea is that instead of entering in the traditional way through the post, by joining I Love Comps you can enter online. The price is £15 per subscription year, then 10p to enter each competition. The website compares entering 25 competitions by post (cost of £7.50 on average) versus entering 25 competitions via I Love Comps (£2.50 on average). This comparison doesn't include the annual £15 subscription fee.