E: 19/08 Win a Trip for 2 to Paris and £1000 with Dinner Date

comping_cat

Dinner Date - thanks to onetreehillgrrl for finding the link!

Answer - B

Method & cost of entry:
· PRTS - call 0901 293 0888 and follow instructions; up to 5 entries per phone number. Each call costs £1.00 from BT landlines. Calls from other networks may be higher and from mobiles will be considerably more.
· SMS text – to 88338with A, B or C; up to 5 entries per phone number. Each text costs £1.00 plus one standard network rate message.
· Red Button – Sky and Virgin Media viewers press the red button on their remote; up to 5 entries per phone number. Each red button entry costs £1.00.
· Online – go to www.itv.com and follow instructions; up to 5 entries per phone number. There is no charge for online entries but internet service provider’s fees may apply when accessing the internet.

There is no entry via email or post. Entries on behalf of another person are void. Entries over the maximum number of entries for each method of entry and entries which are incomplete, inaudible, incomprehensible or not received by the closing date and time will not be entered into the competition but may still be charged where applicable.

cornishpasty1

comping_cat wrote: »

Dinner Date - having trouble finding the link, can anyone help?

Answer - B

Method & cost of entry:
· PRTS - call 0901 293 0888 and follow instructions; up to 5 entries per phone number. Each call costs £1.00 from BT landlines. Calls from other networks may be higher and from mobiles will be considerably more.
· SMS text – to 88338with A, B or C; up to 5 entries per phone number. Each text costs £1.00 plus one standard network rate message.
· Red Button – Sky and Virgin Media viewers press the red button on their remote; up to 5 entries per phone number. Each red button entry costs £1.00.
· Online – go to www.itv.com and follow instructions; up to 5 entries per phone number. There is no charge for online entries but internet service provider’s fees may apply when accessing the internet.

There is no entry via email or post. Entries on behalf of another person are void. Entries over the maximum number of entries for each method of entry and entries which are incomplete, inaudible, incomprehensible or not received by the closing date and time will not be entered into the competition but may still be charged where applicable.

Thanks for posting compingcat, which ITV programme is this associated with?

comping_cat

cornishpasty1 wrote: »

Thanks for posting compingcat, which ITV programme is this associated with?

Its called Dinner Date - i can normally type in itv.com/dinnerdate (or whatever prog) and find it, but its not working for this one!

sassy165

This link gives details of the programme but I can't find the link for the comp although I did watch it!:)

http://www.laterlife.com/features/laterlife-itv-dinner-date.htm

cornishpasty1

onetreehillgrrl wrote: »

http://www.itv.com/lifestyle/dinnerdatecompetition/dinnerdatecomp1/default.html

Well done onetreehillgrrl :A

BearsBlueGirl

Sorry to bump but this has been puzzling me for a while...

When a comp (like the one above ) says:

"Entries on behalf of another person are void"

are entries done on the same comp by different people voided?

The only reason I ask is me and my OH don't live together but we share a computer (his but it lives at mine!) so he often uses it to enter the biggie comps (GMTV, Real Deal, This Morning etc etc) when he comes over. Is this ok to do or do they cancel out entries from the same IP address??

Thanks,

Blue xx

Maat

BearsBlueGirl wrote: »

Sorry to bump but this has been puzzling me for a while...

When a comp (like the one above ) says:

"Entries on behalf of another person are void"

are entries done on the same comp by different people voided?

The only reason I ask is me and my OH don't live together but we share a computer (his but it lives at mine!) so he often uses it to enter the biggie comps (GMTV, Real Deal, This Morning etc etc) when he comes over. Is this ok to do or do they cancel out entries from the same IP address??

Thanks,

Blue xx

You can enter five times per phone number so you could enter both home and mobile numbers for both you and your OH. If you entered for your entire family it might flag up something on their database but I'm sure just the two of you will be fine. If you do enter on his behalf though, do let him know so if ITV call him he'll know what they're talking about

twotimes

Maat wrote: »

You can enter five times per phone number so you could enter both home and mobile numbers for both you and your OH. If you entered for your entire family it might flag up something on their database but I'm sure just the two of you will be fine. If you do enter on his behalf though, do let him know so if ITV call him he'll know what they're talking about

Sorry to bump but I feel this advice is wrong and could lead people to being disqualified. It clearly says "entries on behalf of another person are void". This means you CANNOT enter using someone else's name.

It is 5 entires per phone number so they would not disqualify you if you and your other half enter from the same address and computer, as long as you are using different phone numbers, but it is very clear that you cannot make the entries for the other person.

BearsBlueGirl

twotimes wrote: »

Sorry to bump but I feel this advice is wrong and could lead people to being disqualified. It clearly says "entries on behalf of another person are void". This means you CANNOT enter using someone else's name.

It is 5 entires per phone number so they would not disqualify you if you and your other half enter from the same address and computer, as long as you are using different phone numbers, but it is very clear that you cannot make the entries for the other person.

Thank you...that was more the answer I was looking for. After I asked the question I did think about it and thought about public computers say at librarys, internet cafes etc and realised they couldn't void entries that came from the same computer as just think how many times a day each one of those computers is used!

So, as long as we enter seperately using different phone numbers we should be ok. That said...can I win now please :rotfl::rotfl:

Blue xx