E: 19/04 Win a £200,000 Barratt Home with The Mail 24 passwords now available

robbies_gal

thanks forever missed that-well we have three now so should be ok

thingamaBob

ForeverChanges wrote: »

From the original link
BY POST - We’ll print a daily token in the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday until April 5, 2013. Just collect 24 differently dated tokens – three must come from The Mail on Sunday – and send them with your full details to an address we will print later. Remember to include your name, address, email address and daytime telephone number. Only one online entry per person. There is no limit on postal entries. Entries must be received by 19 April 2013. Proof of sending is not proof of our receipt. No responsibility is accepted for entries damaged, lost or mislaid. Every postal entry must be in a separate envelope containing a complete set of tokens. Only original tokens are valid. Altered, photocopied, forged or tampered tokens are void.

That is for entries By Post. Doesn't say that for On-Line entries.
ONLINE - Simply collect 24 different passwords which we’ll also print each day from March 9. Simply CLICK HEREand follow the simple instructions.

ForeverChanges

Oh well, better safe than sorry!

Nudge

Todays Password is WINDOWS

puzzymunkle

bringing link down

http://starterhome.dailymail.co.uk/

andy.m_2

Thank you to all posters who are putting up the passwords, If I win then you are all invited to a champagne house warming party!

ska_lover

andy.m wrote: »

Thank you to all posters who are putting up the passwords, If I win then you are all invited to a champagne house warming party!

Cor..it'd really be something if someone off this site won it, wouldn't it

Moneybot

Maybe there should be a chat about this comp thread in compers chat...

patman99

If there are 4 million users on MSE & just 1% entered, then that 40k would dwarf the number of peeps who read the paper.

Treevo

patman99 wrote: »

If there are 4 million users on MSE & just 1% entered, then that 40k would dwarf the number of peeps who read the paper.

You'd need a hell of a lot more than 40,000 to dwarf the Mail's readership.