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entering twitter comps
sarah250387
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hello everyone,
just after some advice about entering twitter comps please, does everyone comment on the post even when its not a requirement to enter? or can you win without the comment?
thanks everyone
just after some advice about entering twitter comps please, does everyone comment on the post even when its not a requirement to enter? or can you win without the comment?
thanks everyone
Started comping in January 18 and i'm already more than a little addicted!
2019 wins: 20p topcashback game win, Tomy Puzzle Wars Game, £200 to spend at Brooks Taverner, Day out in london with brunch, travel and £2000 shopping spree
2019 wins: 20p topcashback game win, Tomy Puzzle Wars Game, £200 to spend at Brooks Taverner, Day out in london with brunch, travel and £2000 shopping spree
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People do win without comment but some believe a comment helps.0
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I don't comment as a rule unless I genuinely have something to say.0
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Hiya,
Theoretically, you can win without a comment (unless it specifies to comment, obviously) but I always end up writing something...
Strictly no begging or sob stories, and not a generic cut-and-paste comment with token emojis that you've seen the same comper post a dozen times already today!
I think leaving a unique comment helps organisers to see you as an actual person and not just a rt'd spambot.
I also suspect that my commenting is the reason I've avoided being 'shadowbanned', despite me rt'ing a lot of competitions.
Just my thoughts, best of luck
Living thriftily
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Dormouse1940 wrote: »Hiya,
Theoretically, you can win without a comment (unless it specifies to comment, obviously) but I always end up writing something...
Strictly no begging or sob stories, and not a generic cut-and-paste comment with token emojis that you've seen the same comper post a dozen times already today!
I think leaving a unique comment helps organisers to see you as an actual person and not just a rt'd spambot.
I also suspect that my commenting is the reason I've avoided being 'shadowbanned', despite me rt'ing a lot of competitions.
Just my thoughts, best of luck
thanks very much, I have only just seen this, I might start adding some here and there
Started comping in January 18 and i'm already more than a little addicted!
2019 wins: 20p topcashback game win, Tomy Puzzle Wars Game, £200 to spend at Brooks Taverner, Day out in london with brunch, travel and £2000 shopping spree0 -
sarah250387 wrote: »thanks very much, I have only just seen this, I might start adding some here and there

Worth a try, I always figured it can't hurt.
Plus it makes twitter a more interesting place when you occasionally get responses :rotfl:Living thriftily
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My account was suspended yesterday and I'm waiting for them to unlock it. The procedure to unlock it myself isn't an option.
Slightly annoying but I had a chuckle to myself that it's only happening now after being active since 09 and have 96K tweets.
I mainly RT with the occasional comment so maybe something to bear in mind.0 -
hertzyabazas wrote: »My account was suspended yesterday and I'm waiting for them to unlock it. The procedure to unlock it myself isn't an option.
Slightly annoying but I had a chuckle to myself that it's only happening now after being active since 09 and have 96K tweets.
I mainly RT with the occasional comment so maybe something to bear in mind.
If you like, you can message me your username and I can drop you messages from time to time? I do think two way interactions help reduce the risk of blocking... (I've probably jinxed myself now :rotfl)Living thriftily
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I don't think you HAVE to comment, but anecdotally I've had more success in periods where I've commented lots too rather than just RTing.0
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Hello,
Your account is now unlocked, and we’re sorry for the inconvenience.
Twitter has automated systems that find and remove automated spam accounts and it looks like your account got caught up in one of these spam groups by mistake.
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