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Postal, Text and Phone Competitions - Part 9
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Hi everyone
I've had some PMs & a few of you have messaged on here. So I'll put where we're up to with covering the mags I do:
Never poke a squirrel - Look, Pick Me Up & Reveal :A
Daisy Bella - The Beano :A
Auntie H - Good Housekeeping :A
BearsBlue - Spirit & Destiny :A
So left to cover is:
The Sun (including Saturday & TV mag)
Total Film (monthly)
Favourites (every 2 weeks)
Friends (every 2 weeks)
Stv (online)
Newsshopper (online)
Liverpool Echo (online)
She (monthly)
That's it
Thank you to everyone who has volunteered :A I love you all so much (as I say EVERY time) xxxx JoJo xx
:heart2: And only now I see the light...:heart2:
:T Baby girl due 09/03 :T
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I think its Valencia from http://parsdatabase.co.uk/
then go onto 1962/1963 - Inter-City Fairs Cup. It's the only Spanish team I can find but I'm not 100% certain, if anyone can find anything definite be my guest
I've had a look through that database and I make it Real Zaragoza in the quarter finals of the 1965/66 Inter City Fairs Cup
First Leg: (H) East End Park, 3rd March 1966
Second Leg: (A) Romareda Stadium, 30th March 1966
Can someone double check to confirm this for us please?
Sorry am all a bit sixes and sevens today!:eek:0 -
I've had a look through that database and I make it Real Zaragoza in the quarter finals of the 1965/66 Inter City Fairs Cup
First Leg: (H) East End Park, 3rd March 1966
Second Leg: (A) Romareda Stadium, 30th March 1966
Can someone double check to confirm this for us please?
Sorry am all a bit sixes and sevens today!:eek:
- crawls off to the corner head hanging in shameASK A WOMAN HOW SHE FEELS
AND SHE'LL OPEN HER HEART AND TELL YOU HER
FEARS, HOPES AND DREAMS
ASK A MAN WHAT HE FEELS AND HE'LL TELL YOU
HE FEELS LIKE A PIZZA0 -
Win:
The Big Book Of Top Gear 2011
Answer - C) Lucas fitzgerald
Text COMP1 C then name and address to 85010
Win:
CSI: NY - Complete Season 6 DVD Boxset
Answer -DCI Jack Meadows
Text COMP2 B then name and address to 85010
Win:
Date Night dvd
Answer - C) Julia Haworth
Text COMP3 C then name and address to 85010
Win:
Eastenders and other classic themes and songs cd
Answer - A) Cheryl Fergison
Text COMP4 A then name and address to 85010
Win:
Roger & Val Have Just Got In dvd
Answer -Leanne Holiday
Text COMP5 B then name and address to 85010
Or send your answers on a postcard to:
Inside Soap 37
64 North Row
London
W1K 7LL
One entry per postcard but postcards can be sent AIOE
Texts cost 25p + SNR
Good LuckYou never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
xx Mama to a gorgeous Cranio Baby xx
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Posting for Aggie
Answer is : Heartbeat
Call - 0901 609 1497
or
Text - TVTCROSSB then answer, name, door number and postcode all separated by a space, to 86611
(e.g. TVTCROSSB your answer Chloe 17 NN32 6PX)
or
Send answer and details on a postcard to:
TV Times Crossword Week 37
PO Box 502
Leicester
LE94 0AB
Calls cost 60p per min and last approx 2 mins. Texts cost £1 + SNR
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No I have not put the label at a 90 degree angle - that makes good sense, will try that. I bet that's something every newbie learns eventually.
Not a newbie comper generally but am with the postals.
Thanks!
I don't think it's too obvious really- you'd expect Royal Mail to have a bit more common sense. I learnt the hard way when I was a kid entering (and winning!) every competition that the local paper ran. We had a great postie though and he used to just take them back to the sorting office. Needless to say, I soon learnt the 90 degree trick!0 -
I don't think it's too obvious really- you'd expect Royal Mail to have a bit more common sense. I learnt the hard way when I was a kid entering (and winning!) every competition that the local paper ran. We had a great postie though and he used to just take them back to the sorting office. Needless to say, I soon learnt the 90 degree trick!
I recently learned that too, as I had a postcard returned! I don't know how they get sent back, as surely they should read the address on the side with the stamp :mad: ...... but the 90 degree trick is working so far - just need some postal wins now :rotfl:Best 2018 wins: £1500, £500 John Lewis voucherBest 2019 wins: 18 of the latest DVDsBest 2020 wins: £100 cash 2021 wins: 130 books 2021 wins: Jubilee silver necklace 2023: 8xfootball shirts, Spar vouchers, £200 Tesco voucher,0 -
You could try puttin sellotape over your address, apparently the sorting machine cant read it so it gets sorted manually xYou never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
xx Mama to a gorgeous Cranio Baby xx
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I have been putting the address label at 90 degree angle and above my address put sender and underneath my address my email address or phone number.
I havent had any returned in months (I will probably jinx myself now!)0 -
For what it's worth, I put my labels on diagonally. Always write From: above the name & 2 lines under the postcode. I write TO in big letters for the addy to where it's going.
Since I've done that I've had none back. I'll take a pic & show you when I do postals tomorrow to see if that helps xxx JoJo xx
:heart2: And only now I see the light...:heart2:
:T Baby girl due 09/03 :T
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