E: 06/01 Win a 42” plasma TV

lfc4eva

Have searched and couldn't find so appologies if already posted

For your chance to win a 42” plasma TV, please answer all the below questions and click submit. (tiny survey type questions, only takes a sec)

Clicky

Good luck all

Karen

t&c
Closing date midnight 06/01/10. By submitting an entry you agree to FOSTER’S and Scottish & Newcastle UK Ltd ("SNUK") contacting you by mail, email and SMS with exciting news and information about its products. Your data is not shared with any third parties but SNUK, its group companies and associates may contact you for research and marketing purposes. If you do not want to receive further mail, email or SMS please text STOP to 80988 to opt out of communications. 3. There is 1 x 42" HD ready plasma TV to be won and the winner will be drawn at random on 08/01/10. The winner will be notified by mobile

kirkeastment

this is a daily it seems

No purchase necessary. To participate in the free prize draw complete the survey. Participants may submit more than one entry, but limited to one entry per day. Entries must be made personally. Entries through third parties are invalid. Closing date midnight 06/01/10.

The_One_Who

You'll need to edit the end date. It's January, not October.

little_dumplings

Be careful that it submits......I saw someone's details as the last two boxes hadn't been ticked therefore the form was not submitted and the details were still there

pm'ed Gilla for dailies

barnabee

Be careful again! This comp is run by Scottish & Newcastle UK Ltd who, despite saying in their T&C that they won't pass on your details (lie), will sell your details to other companies.

S&N sold my details on to a premium rate ring tone company resulting in me paying £1.50 for each text message they sent me.

I have previously reported S&N to the mobile regulator ICTIS.

kirkeastment

barnabee wrote: »

Be careful again! This comp is run by Scottish & Newcastle UK Ltd who, despite saying in their T&C that they won't pass on your details (lie), will sell your details to other companies.

S&N sold my details on to a premium rate ring tone company resulting in me paying £1.50 for each text message they sent me.

I have previously reported S&N to the mobile regulator ICTIS.

Thanks for this piece of information, had i known before entering i might have been more wary. I've since used the text route(12p) to opt out of any further communication with this company.

Has anyone else had such issues with S&N selling their details.

Might i ask though, how you know it was S&N that sold your details.

Gilla_2

Saved to dailies.

:j

walwin

kirkeastment wrote: »

Thanks for this piece of information, had i known before entering i might have been more wary. I've since used the text route(12p) to opt out of any further communication with this company.

Has anyone else had such issues with S&N selling their details.

Might i ask though, how you know it was S&N that sold your details.

I must admit, I wouldn't have entered had I known before hand. If anyone one else wants to do the same as kirkeastment:

If you do not want to receive further mail, email or SMS please text STOP to 80988 to opt out of communications

barnabee

Might i ask though, how you know it was S&N that sold your details

Of course. I found out the £1.50 premium rate ringtone advertising texts originated from a company called winplc.com based in High Wycombe. I tracked them and a contact telephone number through the Phonepayplus website who list such companies.

I contacted winplc and they actually admitted to buying my number from a company who I'd entered a competition with. They refunded me the charges via postal order (arrived about 2 weeks ago) and removed my details from their records whilst I was on the phone to them. Within seconds I had two acknowledgement texts to confirm I had been removed - one of the texts, from 83400 (also a winplc number) stated:
'Your mobile number has been removed from all Scottish & Newcastle SMS mailing lists'.

easy

Ah now you see, I don't give my mobile number on comp entries, ever. They have a landline number & email address, thats enough.

If mobile number is a required field, I don't enter, cos I know it'll be used to harass me in some way, probably at my expense.

walwin

barnabee wrote: »

Of course. I found out the £1.50 premium rate ringtone advertising texts originated from a company called winplc.com based in High Wycombe. I tracked them and a contact telephone number through the Phonepayplus website who list such companies.

I contacted winplc and they actually admitted to buying my number from a company who I'd entered a competition with. They refunded me the charges via postal order (arrived about 2 weeks ago) and removed my details from their records whilst I was on the phone to them. Within seconds I had two acknowledgement texts to confirm I had been removed - one of the texts, from 83400 (also a winplc number) stated:
'Your mobile number has been removed from all Scottish & Newcastle SMS mailing lists'.

Good for you :T

The trouble is with this comp it says: Winner will be contacted via mobile number provided.

Cheeky bu**ers :mad: