ITV Winners Club

smitchy73

I don't use a postcard, but I do use a sealed down envelope, I usually send two per competition, however, if it's a big one, as others do I may send more entries, also depending on how many stamps I have at my disposal that day/week.

emmaandbunni

Can I be added to itv winners list please, I won with itv this morning, tkmax endless stocking in December. Won £1000 cheque, £500 tkmax card and £2000 of goods from tkmax, so £4000 worth.

It was a send in a 20 second video of why you wanted to win.

smitchy73

emmaandbunni wrote: »

Can I be added to itv winners list please, I won with itv this morning, tkmax endless stocking in December. Won £1000 cheque, £500 tkmax card and £2000 of goods from tkmax, so £4000 worth.

It was a send in a 20 second video of why you wanted to win.

Well done emmaandbunni, brilliant prize.

Misslayed

emmaandbunni wrote: »

Can I be added to itv winners list please, I won with itv this morning, tkmax endless stocking in December. Won £1000 cheque, £500 tkmax card and £2000 of goods from tkmax, so £4000 worth.

It was a send in a 20 second video of why you wanted to win.

Fabulous prize! Congratulations!

Why not post in IwonIwonIwon too, more people are likely to see your good fortune.

Loz

smitchy73 wrote: »

I don't use a postcard, but I do use a sealed down envelope, I usually send two per competition, however, if it's a big one, as others do I may send more entries, also depending on how many stamps I have at my disposal that day/week.

I didn't realise that you can enter by envelope - assumed postcard. Has anyone ever won by this method?

EverDecreasingCircles

I will happily add you to the list emmaandbunni, congratulations on your win and welcome to the winners list.


I use postcards, old birthday or Christmas cards, envelopes, index cards, and anything else that will stand up to being posted.


EDC x

mjm3346

Loz wrote: »

I didn't realise that you can enter by envelope - assumed postcard. Has anyone ever won by this method?

As per the T&Cs

Postal entrants may enter the promotion by mailing their full name and a contact telephone number (including area code if providing a landline number) or other method of contact (as applicable), as well as other required information and/or material to the postal address as specified in the interaction information. Entries must be sent on a postcard or on or within an envelope. Entries received on anything other than a postcard or envelope will not be accepted. In the case of multiple entries received in a single envelope or postcard, only one entry will be entered into the promotion.

(I wouldn't be surprised if ITV get 2,000,000 entries a week for their main competitions so whichever entry method is used the chances of winning are slim which offers a very poor return for paid entries and better returns can be had even for just the value of a second class stamp)

EverDecreasingCircles

mjm3346 wrote: »

As per the T&Cs




(I wouldn't be surprised if ITV get 2,000,000 entries a week for their main competitions so whichever entry method is used the chances of winning are slim which offers a very poor return for paid entries and better returns can be had even for just the value of a second class stamp)

I have a rubber stamp that says 'POSTCARD' Who decides what is or isn't a postcard I wonder?

mjm3346

EverDecreasingCircles wrote: »

I have a rubber stamp that says 'POSTCARD' Who decides what is or isn't a postcard I wonder?

Potentially any piece of card that has gone through the postal system could be a "postcard" but it will be the commercial company that handles the ITV entries that chooses to enter or discard a particular one, perhaps using the purpose something was originally manufactured for as a decider but I doubt they would be discarding many particularly if they are paid for the number of items handled.

EverDecreasingCircles

The question is, do I risk the stamps :cool: