Postal, Text and Phone Competitions

cte1111

princess_pixiedust wrote: »

the grazia comps normally close on a monday, postal on the friday, hence not been given much to do that, they are raising money for charities so thats why they want you to phone/text in

alos cte1111, salsa16 is down for the grazia comps, so best to check list on first page to make sure no one else is down for it

Yes Salsa said, won't dare to do it again.

fire**fly

There's now a revolutionary new anti-wrinkle range from Simple Skincare products, it claims to reduce fine lines & wrinkles in just four weeks !

There's a Simple repair anti-wrinkle day cream, anti-wrinkle night cream & an anti-wrinkle eye cream, all priced at £7.49 , There are four sets of these products to be won , each prize worth over £22.

Send your name, address & p/code on a postcard to ..

Simple Skincare Giveaway
The Weekly News
P O Box 380
London
NW1 1TZ

Good luck :j

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:A Huge thanks to all posters you are :A :A

cte1111

Removed

I emailed them to check if it was available to non-subscribers, and they said that although they don't cross reference entries against their sub list, the extra competition was only meant to reward loyal customers, so thought it best to remove this one.

Miss_Cinnabon

whoopidoo wrote: »

Hi everyone

After having a bit of luck on the main board I've decided to slink in and try some of your postal comps - I've just written out 10 and my hand is now killing!

Can I ask - for all you regulars how do you keep up with all the boards? I'm finding that if I catch up on the daileys and mothlies I then fall behind on the main boards which then takes me a few days to catch up and now I'd like to do these too. How do you all do it - you make it look effortless

Also for these postals - (before I send them off) When it asks for your details does that mean my phone number/email too?

Thanks in advance

hi and welcome, great comps on here, to save your hand getting sore, most of us on here use address labels, i have name, address and tel number on mine, this also stops postcards getting returned by the postoffice!:rolleyes:

when it asks for details it needs full name, address and tel number normally, although up to you if you want to put down tel number, if it asks for age/email then posts will normally state this, i know i do:D

i do the main board plus postals, never do dailys, just started doing weeklys and sorted out the monthlies list so its easier to do

hth

Miss_Cinnabon

cte1111 wrote: »

Answers to subscriber quiz:
1. Helen Smith
2. Economics
3. Applique & freehand machine embroidery

Send your answers, name and address to:

Subs quiz
Crossstitcher 211
29 Monmouth Street
Bath
BA1 2DL

Mark your card 'NO OFFERS' to avoid junk mail.

is this just for subscribers if so then it wont be worth anyone non subscriber entering as there would be no chance of winning

fire**fly

whoopidoo wrote: »

Hi everyone

Also for these postals - (before I send them off) When it asks for your details does that mean my phone number/email too?

Thanks in advance

Hi, The ones i post , if it specifies for your tele: no. / email etc, i would type it out in the details, majority of them just ask for name, address & p/code, if they ask for tel: no, i'd include it in the details , hth

Kim_Possible

princessmoneysaver wrote: »

I have some larger postcards for just such comps, I got them free from a calendar but I'm sure you must be able to buy some but don't know where from????

Hi, I was thinking the same thing re : recipe competition. I did have larger post card but seem to have ram out. Maybe you could measure urs PMS then we could cut out card the same size to use as a postcard

fire**fly

The prize is a two-night break in Paris for two people, sharing a room & staying in a 5* hotel, It includes return first-class travel on Eurostar from London to Paris, a river Seine cruise, breakfast & £500 total spending money ..


The question is..

What is the currency of France

a) Sterling
b) Euro's
c) Dollars

Write your answer on a postcard, together with your name, address & p/code to..

Paris/WW 3rd March Competition
P O Box 502
Leicester
LE94 0AB

Text entry.. WWA followed by a space, your answer, your name, house number & p/code to 86611 .. texts cost £1.00 + n/work charges.

ie: WWA b chloe 16 NN3 6PX

phone .. 0905 652 0511.. bt calls cost £1.00 per call


(The prize must be taken by 30th October 2009, excluding easter & bank holidays, a valid passport/visa will be required)

Good luck :j


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:A Huge thanks to all posters you are :A :A

cte1111

princess_pixiedust wrote: »

is this just for subscribers if so then it wont be worth anyone non subscriber entering as there would be no chance of winning

The T&C don't say subscribers only, 'Competitions are open to all GB residents of 18 years and over, except Future Publishing and any party involved in the competition or their households.'

But the comps are on a double page spread entitled 'Subscriber exclusive'. I will email them to check, will say my friend had helped with the quiz and wanted to enter too.

cte1111

As you can see, I've recently taken out a trial subscription to CrossStitcher magazine, so please can you put me down for this one on the list.

There are several other crafty magazines that are on offer for 3 issues for £1. As they are from the same publishers, they might well also have competitions in them. I've subscribed to the 2 cross stitch ones, but there are also knitting, scrapbook and papercraft mags available. If anyone wants to subscribe to these, here is the link:
www.myfavouritemagazines.co.uk/TX21

There is no minimum subscription period, so you can cancel after the first 3 issues without any problems. There is also a free project bag as part of the offer.

Hope this isn't too off topic. I was thinking of subscribing to the other ones just for the competitions, but it seems a bit wasteful, if other people are more likely to get some use out of the magazines.