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Win a million pound house
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BindyB
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Hi all,
I’ve just remembered that I bought a ticket last year for a chance to win a house. I’ve found my email receipt and gone to the website to see when the draw is/was, but there’s nothing there! I’ve tried opening the ‘invoice’ and that won’t work either!
I bought the £3 ticket in September and the competition was at: winamillionpoundhouse.co.uk I think the house was in Yorkshire.
I’ve googled it but cant find anything! Anyone know anything about it?
Thank you!
I’ve just remembered that I bought a ticket last year for a chance to win a house. I’ve found my email receipt and gone to the website to see when the draw is/was, but there’s nothing there! I’ve tried opening the ‘invoice’ and that won’t work either!
I bought the £3 ticket in September and the competition was at: winamillionpoundhouse.co.uk I think the house was in Yorkshire.
I’ve googled it but cant find anything! Anyone know anything about it?
Thank you!
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Most of these sell nowhere near enough tickets for the house to be won. Typically they get extended, sometimes more than once, and end up with a cash prize (small in relation to the house value), but sometimes in refunds. Loquax maintain a list: https://www.loquax.co.uk/win-a-house.htm
There is a good article about house raffles HEREIn the past 18 months, competition website Loquax has listed 50 house competitions of which 41 are now closed. Only two of these resulted in anyone winning a property, one of which was in Ireland0 -
One from earlier this year perfectly illustrates just one of the reasons not to spend money on them
(They sold about £750,000 worth of the £25 tickets and paid a substitute £110,000 cash prize)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-46839621
Value of alternative prizes is something the ASA ruled on a case last year (with all their usual "authority")
https://www.asa.org.uk/rulings/win-your-dream-home-uk-ltd-a18-452077.html0 -
Well that’s frustrating reading! Maybe I should run my own raffle, rather than enter one next time, looks to be more profitable!
Thank you for your help0
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