Competitions Discussion Thread Part 13

dovestar

oddbod19 wrote: »

The link is for the free 30 day trial only. You will have to buy, if you want to carry on using it after 30 days.

You do not have to buy Roboform unless you store more than 10 logins in it, this has always been the case. I don't use it for logins at all as Firefox does a good job of saving those itself, if you just use it for form filling, as I do, it is free.

From Roboform website: "As always RoboForm offers a free 30 day trial. If a user maintains 10 or less logins they can continue to use the free version."

Tae_Lia_2

Haven't had any problems myself with Roboform and Firefox 4

Mrs_Money

oddbod19 wrote: »

Did you have to buy the new version of Roboform ?

I have just reverted back to Firefox 3.6 after finding Roboform did not work in Firefox 4 unless you bought the new version of Roboform.

You don't need Roboform - I use Informenter with Firefox, downloaded free from the Firefox website. Works just fine.

mattytun

oddbod19 wrote: »

The link is for the free 30 day trial only. You will have to buy, if you want to carry on using it after 30 days.

Hi read "dovestar" post 1773..........he explanes it ...ive used Roboform for years free..

purplecatlover

roboform basic is free forever, but your limited to something like 10 forms stored and 10 log in infos stored.

Mamzie

Roboform has paid for itself time and time again, in the amount of comps it has helped me to enter Outstanding value for money compared to some of the programs I have bought for our pcs. Cost about £16 when I bought it for a lifetime licence, and thinsk its works out to be about £20 now.

BabbityBee

I'm sorry if the following two points have been discussed before....

1) Do you REALLY believe that you have an equal chance of winning comps if you say NO to receiving newsletters etc. I sometimes feel cheeky entering a comp and refusing anything from the site or company providing the prize. Is it worth just saying yes, then unsubscribing once they start emailing you?

2) Am I doing this right - if I click on retweet under a comps that states 'RT to enter' is that it - is that me entered??? I usually click on follow to follow them. The reason I ask is I retweet loads of comps and I have never once won yet!!! Maybe I am just unlucky or maybe these sites literally get thousands of retweeters entering their comps and the chances of winning are almost nil?

Thanks in advance dear compers xxx (I'm a newbee comper BTW!)

catmiaow

BabbityBee wrote: »

I'm sorry if the following two points have been discussed before....

1) Do you REALLY believe that you have an equal chance of winning comps if you say NO to receiving newsletters etc. I sometimes feel cheeky entering a comp and refusing anything from the site or company providing the prize. Is it worth just saying yes, then unsubscribing once they start emailing you?

2) Am I doing this right - if I click on retweet under a comps that states 'RT to enter' is that it - is that me entered??? I usually click on follow to follow them. The reason I ask is I retweet loads of comps and I have never once won yet!!! Maybe I am just unlucky or maybe these sites literally get thousands of retweeters entering their comps and the chances of winning are almost nil?

Thanks in advance dear compers xxx (I'm a newbee comper BTW!)

I guess it depends whether the competition rules state you must sign up for info or a newsletter. I usually do sign up as I believe you might have more of a chance, even if that isn't the case and I can always put the mail in my 'junk' folder.

I enter tons of Twitter competitions and have never won a thing. Clicking retweet under the section required is correct. I have been the luckiest on Telegraph competitions.

catmiaow

Roboform doesn't seem to work on Macs

chubbychops

Hi just wondered if anyone will be posting the Daily Mail instant cash numbers?