Postal, Text and Phone Competitions - Part 6

mp3duck

Princess_x wrote: »

I think £6 is still a bit too expensive. I buy mine from ebay. £3.60 for 100. Item number 400108787800. They're quite pretty too.

How do you guys ensure that your address is seperate from the address you're sending to whern putting both addresses on the same side of the card?

I use blank on both side cards, where I've printed my details on one side, and a section for writing in the address I am sending to on the other
(I put "Post code - Address this side please" on one side, and "Return address and senders' details" on the other.

Jokey

winbourne wrote: »

How do you guys ensure that your address is seperate from the address you're sending to whern putting both addresses on the same side of the card?

I use blank on both side cards, where I've printed my details on one side, and a section for writing in the address I am sending to on the other
(I put "Post code - Address this side please" on one side, and "Return address and senders' details" on the other.

Turn the postcard, so the address TO is horizontal, then turn the postcard vertical and put your address that way IYSWIM? Hard to explain. I think PPD explains it on the first page Still, I have had a few boomerang postcards so doesn't always work xx

Salsa16

Win one of three Daniel Vaudd Pure Indulgence perfume sets. Each includes the Vaudd Affair Trilogy – perfumes, body creams and the bath and shower range.

What latin phrase does the word perfume come from?
Answer: Through smoke (from here)

To enter, send a postcard with answer, name, address and contact number to:

Daniel Vaudd Perfume Competition
Vital
The Daily Record
One Central Quay
Glasgow
G3 8DA

Princess_x

winbourne wrote: »

How do you guys ensure that your address is seperate from the address you're sending to whern putting both addresses on the same side of the card?

I use blank on both side cards, where I've printed my details on one side, and a section for writing in the address I am sending to on the other
(I put "Post code - Address this side please" on one side, and "Return address and senders' details" on the other.

Well, on the postcards I have, it's split in half, with lines on the right hand side, and a little box on top right for stamp, then on left it's blank. I use the lines to write the address of competition, then use blank space for my own details. I always turn it 90 degrees clockwise though and then write my details. I think this is what sweetiepie means.

Daphne01

chilli_red wrote: »

I've just bought those as well :T I've only been doing this for about a month and have won a Koala but I am addicted and if I lose the bug I can re-sell them

They are really good quality as well. Well done, bargain!

Sphynx

Amazon is good for postcards too. I have bought a couple of books from there and they are quite often on offer. Got some lovely Peter Rabbit ones which are extra large too so hoping they will be more likely to get picked out

silversize

In Coronation Street, who works at the hairdressers?
A. Liz McDonald
B. Audrey Roberts
C. Sally Webster

Phone 0901 293 11 11 Or
Text the word WIN, followed by A, B or C to 83788, plus your name and town.


Calls cost £1 from BT landlines. Calls from other networks may be higher and from mobiles will be considerably more. Texts cost £1 + 1 standard network rate message. Entrants must be 18 or over.
Lines close 9.30pm tonight and winner will be announced by 10.00pm tonight.
Entries made before lines open and after closing time won’t be counted, and if charged will be refunded.


T&C
http://www.stv.tv/competitions/153-terms-conditions

nanto3girls

chocolateone wrote: »

Just having a mooch on Ebay and found these postcards

Item number 170468980861

cost £1.20 for 100 plus £1.20 for 2nd class postage = £2.40

There is still 10 available to purchase:)

Thanks chocolateone, iv'e just bought some of these after seeing your post.

nanto3girls

While on the subject of postcards, i have always bought the plain ones.Only had a couple come back to mo.Now i have bought some with pictures on, i hope they don't all come back. i always write my details and answer at an angle.

Jokey

DUKE wrote: »

Win £500 plus 5 runner-up prizes of £100 each! Answer to crossword No 13: CRUFTS

Win a Sony entertainment system & 11 Blu-ray films. 10 runner-up prizes receive 2012 Blu-ray & goody bag: (A) WILL SMITH

Win a DVD player & Harry Brown DVD. 10 runner- up prizes get the DVD: (C) THE ITALIAN JOB

Name that show for £25: SECRET DIARY OF A CALL GIRL

HOW TO ENTER:

PHONE: 0901 022 0678

ROI: 1530 288 105

TEXT: CHO13 FOLLOWED BY ANSWER, NAME, & ADDRESS TO 80088

FAX: 0901 022 0673

POST: TVCHOICE COMPETITIONS NO 13, PO BOX 8124, BARROW UPON SOAR, LOUGHBOROUGH, LE12 8WR

BT calls cost 25p per minute. ROI 33c. Cost from other networks may be higher. Text cost 25p, plus other network charges. Fax cost 25p per minute form BT & land lines

I have already entered this, but not sure if I have done it correctly When texting, do I put A or A Will Smith or just Will Smith? Gosh, text entries really confuse me