How many competitions a day?

Treacle1983

Varies Really. If I just do dailies, twitter and facebook - about 75 a day.
With MSE comps ending that day I fancy - more like 100 (end of month there are tons of comps so can be even more than that.)
Plus i'm entering about 75 advent comps a day.

So anywhere between 75 and 175 comps a day really.

At the moment i'm comping for about 3 hours a day and thats just getting the dailies, advents, twitter and facebook one's none - not really left with the time for MSE ones too.

I've won over £25,000 worth this year

purplebutterfly

I do at least 5 hours' worth of comps a day - and that is only doing the things I actually WANT to win!

I know some people enter for everything going, which is entirely personal choice - I just hate seeing competition wins on eBay that I desperately wanted to win.

I do the regulars and at this time of year there are the millions of advents but a lot of itme now is taken up with FB and Twitter. I'm not particularly lucky on those so I only do them after main board comps.

I've won some lovely things but never more than £7000 worth in one year so the "time spent versus money gained" ratio is probably less than a penny an hour! :rotfl:

1trainer1

depends but like everyone the more you enter the more likely you will win stuff, with advents I am trying to do advents and those ending next few days so close to 200-300 each day, but then depends if im tired after work as then I may only enter a few or none at all

lilrahi

I've only started comping from about the 22nd NOvember and I'm doing 300+ a day. So far nothing.

Today I did all the advents that I actually want to win and then working my way up the board from the beginning currently I'm on page 159. But before I started working my way through the board I did a search for iPads, iPhones, smartphones etc and finished all those just in case there were some that were closing soon and I didn't get to them in time.

Hopefully the new year will bring some exciting parcels to the door or I think DH is seriously contemplating divorce!

Matryoshka

Svenena wrote: »

Do you enter every single comp posted then Matryoshka?

Hell no :rotfl:

Most ticket prizes are no good to me except it's something the kids would like to see. I have children in various age ranges

I don't tend to enter holiday for 2 comps as would be a nightmare to sort out childcare :rotfl:

Those car racing comps are also out as can't see the thrill in getting in a car, driving fast around the track, then getting out and going home :rotfl:

Won't enter a hot balloon comp :eek: nor a bungee jumping comp :eek: nor a flying out of a plane comp :eek:

Don't enter comps where I have to travel too far just for the evening :rotfl:

See, loads of comps I don't enter :rotfl:

RatGirl

angelabbie wrote: »

oh my Ratgirl I am very impressed. How long does that take you to do that many??

I spend about 5-8 hours a day, I don't enter holiday or tickets or things like that as they would be no use to me, I enter things I want, can give to others and also to put on ebay ( I know some people don't like that, but it makes things like bills etc a little easier to pay)

Matryoshka

RatGirl wrote: »

I spend about 5-8 hours a day

That's a full time job :rotfl:

RatGirl

Pretty much, but I can't work due to health problems and other things, so yes it might aswell be....lol

thewhaler

I'm confused how you all enter so many though...I would like to enter more, but often find that after a little while on here I'm reading back through comps ive already entered. I havent worked out how to so the "dailies" thing efficiently yet though so maybe that's my problem.

are the 100's a day you all mention all from MSE, or other sites as well? as I have looked for other comping sites but have only found ones where you have to pay to sign up.

RatGirl

I sort them in thread order, and do todays and upto 7 days in advance, and just go over them every day for any I have missed and I have all the dailys book marked in a folder and do them each day and add new ones, and I only use this site