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What are you hoping to win for Christmas?
BlueBella
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ie what prize would be a real treat to win for Christmas?
I would be thrilled to win a lovely Christmas hamper full of treats to share with my family
I would be thrilled to win a lovely Christmas hamper full of treats to share with my family
:TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea
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I would also love a hamper, especially one with all the essentials for Christmas day Such as meats and treats , a nice fragrance would be good or shopping vouchers that I could spend in the January sales xx 11 wins in August 2019 :j Thanks everyone x
Anorexia Fighter & Proud NHS Worker!:)0 -
A lovely hamper would be very well received here too. Or some nice gin!0
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A hamper - seems to be popular, but I'd love to win one of those wicker ones!
Little stocking fillers - games, beauty, bath
A new Bathroom would also be top of the list (or bathroom goodies!)December Wins: £300 worth of board games, £500 Tesco Vouchers Best Win in 2023: £500 Tesco Vouchers0 -
Anything but a television would be fab.....0
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Every year I say that I want to win a proper hamper. In 30 years of comping its never happened yet, but maybe this year it will 0
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toys for my grandsons, hamper for the rest of usproud gran to 4 lovely boys and one little girl0
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A food/drink hamper would be top of the list. Also toys for my toddler.[COLOR="Px (urple"]Good luck for 2025 Comping! Be lucky! [/COLOR]My November 2025 wins:kids fairy wand (IG), whitening product (IG)0
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Ruling out cash/vouchers as not specifically for Christmas then a really good hamper would do - I have won wicker hampers and they do look nice but a good wicker hamper can cost £50 upwards and I would quite happily settle for cardboard packing if the money saved was spent on the contents.0
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I won a Christmas hamper a couple of years back. It wasn't a large one but had some lovely treats in it. I think it was a Tesco finest one. ETA: there was wine, I remember that much!
I'd like some toys for 0-3 years for my nephew and new niece and some goodies for my kitties.Best wins; GoPro, £2K, Brittany week, festival tix twice, Bath break, Sweden spa break, iPhone x2, £250 Amazon x2, tech bundle, 55" TV, Haven break, £1K, Smeg mixer, 3 night spa break, Greenhouse, posh tent, house plants, 2 pairs boots, posh mattress, year tailored supps, £250 lingerie, £150 buyagift, £250 hotel0 -
Anything would be good. :rudolf:0
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