E: 19/12 Cash, cars and holidays

BenhamsLC

www.bigeggwin.co.uk

Found this on a pack of big and fresh eggs purchased from Tescos today.
One free entry on registering 7 other goes on purchase, need to fill out a questionaire the more questions you answer the more entries you get.
Prizes holidays cash and cars.
rules at http://www.bigeggwin.co.uk/documents/Prize_Draw_Rules.pdf

Good Luck

toniq

L xxx there is a draw that closes on the 11/11
then the other closes on 19/12

xxxxxxx

calash

anyone got a promo code, are they all the same

toniq

u dont need one for first entry via registration xx

amsquared

This comp sounds a bit eggy to me - too many questions!!

InDebted2U_2

Terms and conditions

Can't see anything about them bombarding you with junk mail ("third party offers"!) in there, other than the stuff you accept during the registration process. ;-)

furndire

With all those questions & the way they draw you in, I would like to bet that its a site to avoid !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zebedeee

They don't promise to keep your details private, and given the size of the prize fund I'd think they will be selling all your details! I'm sure its a genuine company, but expect lots of spam!

Phil51

It does seem legit. The site is registered to this company

They do promotions for a lot of large companies if you look at some of the logo's on the site.

I too though am worried that they might pass on the details so I think i will give this one a miss

cshelmer20

I would advise you all to be a bit wary of this comp:

T&C's state-

2.14 Not all Draw participating
“Unique Entry References” will have been issued to Registrants or Qualifying Participants prior to
Draws taking place and this and other factors influence the fact it is extremely unlikely that all prizes will be won.

the whole T&C's are very complicated,and there has been a lot of discussion about this 'draw' on another comping website. I wouldn't normally do this, and I hope the member on the other site won't mind me quoting them on this particular occasion:


''I think this is how it works....

You type in your egg-box code and are allocated a different unique code (let's call it a raffle ticket).
You enter more egg-box codes / answer questions to earn more raffle tickets.
You can enter for free (without typing in an egg-box code) but you will only get one raffle ticket.

On the draw date, all the raffle tickets (whether they have been allocated to someone or not) are put into a hat and drawn. If the winning raffle ticket has been allocated to someone, they get the prize.
If it is a ticket that hasn't been allocated, nobody wins.

I can't find any reference to how many unique draw codes (raffle tickets) they are putting into the hat, so it's impossible to know what your chances are. This is how they get away with describing it as a draw.''

The boxes of eggs are also from caged battery farm hens,not Free Range, though this is obviously a personal choice.
It seems to be a comp that is aimed at the non-comping shopper who is never going to read the T and C's like comping addicts do!!

many thanks to the person who took the time to list it though:T:T!

walwin

cshelmer20 wrote: »

I would advise you all to be a bit wary of this comp:

T&C's state-

2.14 Not all Draw participating
“Unique Entry References” will have been issued to Registrants or Qualifying Participants prior to
Draws taking place and this and other factors influence the fact it is extremely unlikely that all prizes will be won.

the whole T&C's are very complicated,and there has been a lot of discussion about this 'draw' on another comping website. I wouldn't normally do this, and I hope the member on the other site won't mind me quoting them on this particular occasion:


''I think this is how it works....

You type in your egg-box code and are allocated a different unique code (let's call it a raffle ticket).
You enter more egg-box codes / answer questions to earn more raffle tickets.
You can enter for free (without typing in an egg-box code) but you will only get one raffle ticket.

On the draw date, all the raffle tickets (whether they have been allocated to someone or not) are put into a hat and drawn. If the winning raffle ticket has been allocated to someone, they get the prize.
If it is a ticket that hasn't been allocated, nobody wins.

I can't find any reference to how many unique draw codes (raffle tickets) they are putting into the hat, so it's impossible to know what your chances are. This is how they get away with describing it as a draw.''

The boxes of eggs are also from caged battery farm hens,not Free Range, though this is obviously a personal choice.
It seems to be a comp that is aimed at the non-comping shopper who is never going to read the T and C's like comping addicts do!!

many thanks to the person who took the time to list it though:T:T!

Thanks, I wish I had read this before I entered

I won't be buying any then