E: 04/05 (+3) Win £50,000 with Beat The Chasers / ITV

Painkiller

The greatest quiz team can't stop you from entering this brilliant prize draw! There is £50,000 in tax free cash to be won by one lucky viewer.

Post your NAME and NUMBER to:

BTC 01,
PO Box 7558,
Derby,
DE1 0NQ

or

Text WIN or WINNER to 68333

or

Call  0906 878 8333

or

Premium charged online entry here - requires Paypal, Apple Pay or Direct to Mobile Billing.


Rules
Prize Draw closes for entries via PRTS, SMS and online at 10.00am on Monday 4 May 2020.  

Prize Draw closes for entries via post at 4.00pm on Thursday 7 May 2020.

Entry Limits
15 Paid PRTS entries per phone number
15 Paid SMS entries per phone number
30 Paid Online entries via Paypal, Apple Pay or Direct to Mobile Billing per phone number
Unlimited Postal entries

If ITV have reason to believe that an individual entrant to their competitions or prize draws has made 36 or more entries using different phone numbers from any one entry platform then the Promoter will treat this as an attempt to unfairly influence the competition or prize draw and all entries submitted by that entrant will be discounted.

The winner must be a UK resident aged 18 years or over at the time of entering the competition, and may be required to confirm proof of age and eligibility.

Each call costs £2, plus your network access charge.

Text entries costs £2 plus one standard network rate message.  If you do not want to receive SMS marketing texts about similar products and services, please add NO INFO at the end of your SMS text entry.

A single online entry costs £2 plus any standard network rate message where applicable. Paid and free entry bundles may be offered from time to time as stated on the website.

In the case of multiple entries received in an envelope or postcard, only one entry will be entered into the Prize Draw. Sufficient postage must be paid – any entries without sufficient postage will be discounted.

djxflow

I don't understand how it can be unlimited postal entries but it also says...

If ITV have reason to believe that an individual entrant to their competitions or prize draws has made 36 or more entries using different phone numbers from any one entry platform then the Promoter will treat this as an attempt to unfairly influence the competition or prize draw and all entries submitted by that entrant will be discounted??????

Painkiller

Email ITV and ask them then, I posted their address in a previous thread that you commented on.

One-Eye

djxflow said:

I don't understand how it can be unlimited postal entries but it also says...

If ITV have reason to believe that an individual entrant to their competitions or prize draws has made 36 or more entries using different phone numbers from any one entry platform then the Promoter will treat this as an attempt to unfairly influence the competition or prize draw and all entries submitted by that entrant will be discounted.

The whole point of that term is that you can't use multiple phone numbers to bypass the restriction.