Yougov silver prize

sax11

got this email today :

On behalf of YouGov we would like to congratulate you on winning a Silver Prize.

In order for us to process your prize please choose the prize you would like:

2gb Apple iPod shuffle

Fujifilm FinePix JV500

Amazon new Kindle - Wi-Fi 6' EInk

Samsung BluRay Player - BD-F5100

Mio Moov Sat Nav - M410

Roberts CD Cube CD Alarm - CR9986

Pure One Mini Series digital radio

Case of 6 bottles of wine


To deliver your prize, we will require the following information:

Your full name:
Your delivery address:

Your delivery postcode:

Day time telephone number:

Once we have received this information we will contact our supplier to arrange delivery of your chosen prize. Please allow up to 28 working days for delivery of your prize.

We value you thoughts and would like to ask if you would be able to provide a moment of your time to comment on how you feel the YouGov Prizes Support Team have dealt with your enquiry.


YouGov Prizes Concierge Manager
D. 01244 40 40 51
T. 0844 855 2500
E. [EMAIL="lesley.eastwood@appliedintelligentmarketing.com"] lesley.eastwood@appliedintelligentmarketing.com[/EMAIL]


now not sure if this is real although i'm signed up to yougov, not sure that they would give details to 3rd parties though.. I've searched on here but not found anything. Has anyone had anything similar?

Also found this when searching yougov silver prize > http://yougov.co.uk/prize-draw/prize-details/

dont really want to put my details to another list and get hounded if possible if it's not legit

wokkies

well done:D I've been with yougov for years and won the bronze prize last month which was a bit rubbish 2 for 1 deals on things nowhere near me. I'm sure its real:beer:

mije1983

sax11 wrote: »

not sure that they would give details to 3rd parties though.

This is quite normal, normally the site offering the comp has the prize fulfulled by a different company.

sax11 wrote: »

Also found this when searching yougov silver prize > http://yougov.co.uk/prize-draw/prize-details/

dont really want to put my details to another list and get hounded if possible if it's not legit

The Ts&Cs in that link mention Applied Intelligent Marketing as the prize promotor, which is the same company as in the email address from the email sender.

I would say it was genuine, however if you are still not convinced you could always contact YouGov directly to ask if you are a winner.

Congratulations!