Postal, Supermarket and Magazine Competitions - Part 2

hbee_2

Taken from the latest edition of Mother & Baby Magazine (March 2008)

Win a of 4 leather shoppers (changing bag) worth £150. Visit metanium.com

Enter call: 0906 751 3491 (75p per min max 3 mins)

Write to:

Nobull Communications
The Pump House
Stag Place
Wooburn Town
Buckinghamshire
HP10 0TT

Include contact details on a postcard and state the name of the prize you would like to enter.

hbee_2

Taken from the latest edition of Mother & Baby Magazine (March 2008)


Win a one of 14 dual- purpose toilet seats worth £36.99. Visit houseofleva.co.uk

Enter call: 0906 751 3492 (75p per min max 3 mins)

Email: [EMAIL="info@houseofleva.co.uk"]info@houseofleva.co.uk[/EMAIL]
Subject: Reference HOLMB

Include Name, Address and Telephone Number in email.

rrickyuk

hbee wrote: »

Taken from the latest edition of Mother & Baby Magazine (March 2008)

Hi hbee - you do know that you could post this one on the main board, as it has an email entry? You'd get greater coverage!!

Oh - and I've just realised that you've got an online entry one too - have you posted that one on the main board?

ginjim

kyle wrote: »

Best magazine have 10 lingerie sets to give away from ann summers stunning new range of underwear.

5 of the pretty pink embroidered set in sizes, bra - 32A-40DD, briefs - 8-18

5 of the amazing black gel bra set, which is great for a boost in all the right places, bra - 32A - 38D, briefs - 8-18

Send your name and address, lingerie preference and bra/brief sizes to:

Ann Summers Giveaway
Best
GVBSTP04104
33 Broadwick street
London
W1F 0DQ

Does Wokkies know about this comp?

rrickyuk

ginjim wrote: »

Does Wokkies know about this comp?

I think it may be too mild for her tastes:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I am so gonna get into trouble with wokkies for this.

standingupformyself

Can I ask a question please? If there is a thread answering these questions, then I am really sorry... I did try looking for the answers before I posted.

I have come across this postal thread, and thought I would have a go... however, can you tell me what sort of postcards I should use? plain ones, with my address and answer on one side, and "Take a Break" on the other? or colourful picture cards.

If anything is worth doing, then it's worth doing right! Thanks in advance xxx

monsieur_epargnant

standingupformyself wrote: »

Can I ask a question please? If there is a thread answering these questions, then I am really sorry... I did try looking for the answers before I posted.

I have come across this postal thread, and thought I would have a go... however, can you tell me what sort of postcards I should use? plain ones, with my address and answer on one side, and "Take a Break" on the other? or colourful picture cards.

If anything is worth doing, then it's worth doing right! Thanks in advance xxx

I tend to use free postcards that you find at the cinema.. though bought ones would be fine.

When you write your own address in, some of us have found it advantageous to write it around a 45 degree angle. Some also just write in their telephone number immediately below the Postcode. If you don't it's amazing how many get sent right back to you. Royal Mail's sorting machinery seem to pick up your address first otherwise so it's an attempt to trick automation!

daviddonna

monsieur_epargnant wrote: »

I tend to use free postcards that you find at the cinema.. though bought ones would be fine.

When you write your own address in, some of us have found it advantageous to write it around a 45 degree angle. Some also just write in their telephone number immediately below the Postcode. If you don't it's amazing how many get sent right back to you. Royal Mail's sorting machinery seem to pick up your address first otherwise so it's an attempt to trick automation!

I use the free postcards as well. However, I always put the postcards inside envelopes and send them that way. I don't like the thought of all my details being available to whoever handles the post. Guess I am just a bit more cautious with all the identity theft that goes on. Also I find that I can buy a box of 1000 envelopes from like Staples and get them Bogof (making 2000) for a fraction of what it costs to buy them in packs of 10 or 20 in Tesco. It's much cheaper that way.

standingupformyself

daviddonna wrote: »

However, I always put the postcards inside envelopes .

May I ask, have you won any postal competitions? Putting the postcard inside an envelope seems a good idea.

daviddonna

standingupformyself wrote: »

May I ask, have you won any postal competitions? Putting the postcard inside an envelope seems a good idea.

Yes, I have. I have won lots of stuff thanks to the lovely people on MSE that post the competitions. :j