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Cotta
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Hello All,
You guys have always fascinated me, do any of you do it as a full time vocation and if so what sort of returns do you make?
Thank you.
You guys have always fascinated me, do any of you do it as a full time vocation and if so what sort of returns do you make?
Thank you.
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Hi there Cotta, i'm not sure many on here do comping as a job, the prizes can be wonderful but it's just not feasible to live off them in the long run, as they are so sporadic and unfortunately bills are pretty regular:starmod: Looking for the lucky dust :starmod:
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I didn't even realise this forum existed until recently and I remember watching a programme once where it followed a series people who enter competitions all day and spend a fortune on stamps etc. Some made reasonable incomes.0
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No - I work full time and comp sometimes (as now) in my lunch break, or during evenings and weekends. I reckon my rate of return for comping is somewhere around £1 per hour spent, so no way would it substitute for a job.0
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I work full time and do my comping around that. I probably spend between 1-2 hours a day on it and not at weekends so about 10 hours per week. I only enter comps I want to win, I cant see how it could be a full time job:money::rotfl::T0
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one of my many jobstotal wins 2013 £5500 2014 £7500 2015 £23,900 2016 £10,650 2017 £13,040 2018 £10,620 2019 £10,115 2020 £3970.00
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I work full time, comping is my hobby which sometimes brings in a bit extra revenue, usually in the form of vouchers.0
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Yes.
I spend my life here and only eat my winnings...
Sadly I've been living off books this month.
(no, it's not really but I wish it was!) xxDecember Wins: £300 worth of board games, £500 Tesco Vouchers Best Win in 2023: £500 Tesco Vouchers0 -
It's just a hobby, there's no way you can earn a decent living from comping.
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I am off work sick at the moment so have a lot of free time to enter comps on here but I only do online ones and never buy stamps or purchase ones.
I just love the excitement and if I am sitting at home anyway, I might as well do something with my free time.0 -
Unless you were REALLY lucky, I can't see anyone making a living from it. I've been doing it for around 2 years and my wins are worth under 1k. Its definitely a hobby....not work. x0
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