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hannonle

E: 30/11 Puzzler 50th birthday competition

Win £50 a day for a year (£18,250)
Competition ID: 13956
Answer : HAPPY

https://www.puzzler.com/competitions/entry?compId=13956

hannonle

E: 16/11 £2022 cash competition

Competition ID: 13945

Prizes - 1x £1,022
              2x £250
              5x £100

Answer: PLUM

https://www.puzzler.com/competitions/entry?compId=13945

Rodsley50

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£6k Cash Competition 
Competition ID: 13929
Prizes - 
1 x £2,500
2 x £1,000
3 x £500

Answer - RICH

https://www.puzzler.com/competitions/entry?compId=13929

Sea_Shell

If you win a prize, how are you notified?

If by email, how is it headed, where does it come from?

I've had an email just saying "congratulations" but I'm loathe to open it, as it's probably just spam/scam.

grumpyoldwoman

This is what it says in the T&Cs,
"The draw will take place after the closing date and prize winners will be notified by post on Puzzler Media headed paper within 28 days of the closing date. A list of prize winners will be published on the site within 28 days of the closing date. Only winners' names and counties will be published. All winners must agree to future publicity. Any prize returned to Puzzler Media Ltd will be disposed of six months after the closing date, after every effort has been made to contact the winner."

Of course they may send emails too. Can you see where the email came from without opening it? Also, can you check on the website to see if you are named as a winner?

rlongcake

Sea_Shell said:

If you win a prize, how are you notified?

If by email, how is it headed, where does it come from?

I've had an email just saying "congratulations" but I'm loathe to open it, as it's probably just spam/scam.

There is generally no real harm in opening a scam email as long as you don't click on any links or download any attachments. I'd recommend opening it and taking a look.

Usually a WEM is simple text that asks you to respond with a few details they may need to facilitate the prize delivery. It should be quite specific about the prize and they should include some information about yourself that they would only from entering the competition. For example they may state your address and ask you to confirm it. They shouldn't ask you to follow a link or read any attachments.

Scams usually have stupid web addresses to follow like claim-your-prize.amazon.tech/win or something ridiculous and may ask you for a payment for delivery or to secure your prize.

Holland1977

When I won with puzzler I received a letter/cheque in post.

Rodsley50

14/12 *Puzzler collection 458
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£1500 High Street Gift Card Competition 
Competition ID: 13958
Prizes - 
15 x £100 gift cards

Answer - HOLLY

https://www.puzzler.com/competitions/entry?compId=13958

Rodsley50

14/12 Puzzler collection 458
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£6k Cash Competition 
Competition ID: 13930
Prizes - 
1 x £2,500
2 x £1,000
3 x £500

Answer - WRAP

https://www.puzzler.com/competitions/entry?compId=13930

lizd31

@Rodsley50 Thanks for posting but it's really odd. The links show with the right competition ID but when I click on both of them it goes to comp ID 13929