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Written by The Editors
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Tuesday, 14 April 2009 |
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 As we already reported in the past, lowest unique number auction sites offer players the chance of using their skill and jugdment to win prizes online. Also known as reverse auctions, these types of prize competitions require players to bid the lowest unique number to win the top prize.
While lowest unique auctions usually require winners to buy the product at their bid price, some prize competition sites simply give away the prize to the player who submitted the winning bid. While lowest unique bidding competition sites are nothing new, we continue to discover new sites that are built around this concept. Here is a quick snapshot of some great examples we recently came across. |
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Written by The Editors
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Tuesday, 14 April 2009 |
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 We regularly get approached by sites featuring interesting prize competitions and free draws. Our friends at Win a House launched a free contest this month offering players an opportunity to win a £300,000 house - absolutely free!
Win-House.co.uk have teamed up with British couple Paul and Elizabeth Elson who are currently running a prize competition to give away their lovely £300,000 home based near London. |
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Written by The Editors
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Saturday, 07 February 2009 |
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With all the hype surrounding property prize competitions in the UK these days, it's no surprise new websites have appeared to help players find and compare the best house competitions, raffles and sweepstakes online. |
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Written by The Editors
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Thursday, 29 January 2009 |
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 Following the legal hurdles faced by Brian and Wendy Wilshaw in their Oldborough Retreat competition, a number of house competitions have changed their entry requirements for players to become eligible to win the top prize. Cheltenham House, one of the most memorable developments featured in Channel 4's Grand Designs TV show, is once again on offer via a re-launched property competition.
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Written by The Editors
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Monday, 12 January 2009 |
 We have been following with interest developments surrounding the Devon property with fishing competition organised by Brian and Wendy Wilshaw last year. Although all tickets were successfully sold out two months in advance, the couple were forced to hold off picking a winner at the last minute due to legal constraints. Nearly three months later, the Wilshaws are still awaiting a satisfactory resolution of the situation. |
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Written by The Editors
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Monday, 01 December 2008 |
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A few weeks have passed since Brian and Wendy Wilshaw received the unfortunate news from the Gambling Commission that they would not be able to run the draw to pick a winner as originally planned. Just a week away from when the competition should have originally ended (had tickets not sold out early), it seems that the Oldborough Retreat has still not been given away. |
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Written by The Editors
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Thursday, 16 October 2008 |
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In a last minute twist, it seems that the Oldborough Retreat prize draw, scheduled for today, has been postponed. In a blow to Brian and Wendy Wilshaw's plan to give away the property in their own draw to avoid the fall in the housing market, the Gambling Commission has started a late investigation into how they organised their competition. |
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