Has anyone won from : L & S, In Touch, Sweepon, First magazine ?

People do. I haven't. A lot of people don't do them because they never win, so I had a theory that if I entered every day on every website, for every prize, I had to win something. Never happened for me and it was sucking up almost 2 hours a day. Once they started making you watch videos I quit them.
 
I enter them everyday and no wins so far. Just want ed to know if anyone is winning these

If you're not already familiar with "sweepstakes creative presentations", I suggest you Google them. Both In Touch Weekly and Sweepon run a lot of creative presentations. I'm not familiar with the other two you mentioned.
 
I'll sum up the creative presentation thing for you. Before you click enter on a prize, you can click on the link for the rules. In the rules it will show you a link for each site that is included in the contest. There may be 3 of them or there may be 15. You can enter once a day from each link, but there is only one prize. So if you enter every day on sweepon, they may decide to pull the winner from womans world's link and you are out of luck. Or you may only be getting your 3 or 4 entries a day, but a 50 thousand other people are entering it 15 times a day. Basically tons and tons of entries, one prize. But then again it only takes one entry!
 
You got it. There's only one prize for multiple sweeps.

One thing you forgot though is the sweep that doesn't list the participating sweeps in the rules. The only thing listed is "creative presentation" or similar verbiage. You've no way of knowing how many sweeps are participating - it could be 5 or it could be 50 or more.


Check the introduction in the rules for this sweep (lower left corner):
https://castlebrands.promo.eprize.com/irishtothecore/?affiliate_id=Sweepsadvantage

Creative presentation is the only thing disclosed, so how are you going to find the other participating sweeps, and how many of 'em are there?
 
Creative presentations;

Creative Presentations are similar to multi-state lotteries and slots like "MegaBucks" where different locations offer an opportunity for the same prize(s). It's sometimes used to allow a bigger prize pool to be offered.

A creative presentation is a series of sweeps, across multiple entry points, where only 1 main {GP} prize is offered.
Most creative presentations don't disclose how many entry points there are.
The GP Winner is drawn from only 1 of the multiple entry points, however, individual entry points {sponsors} usually also offer lower tier prizes, that can only be won through those specific entry points.


You got it. There's only one prize for multiple sweeps.

One thing you forgot though is the sweep that doesn't list the participating sweeps in the rules. The only thing listed is "creative presentation" or similar verbiage. You've no way of knowing how many sweeps are participating - it could be 5 or it could be 50 or more.


Check the introduction in the rules for this sweep (lower left corner):
https://castlebrands.promo.eprize.com/irishtothecore/?affiliate_id=Sweepsadvantage

Creative presentation is the only thing disclosed, so how are you going to find the other participating sweeps, and how many of 'em are there?

curmudgeon - I saved one of your previous posts on this subject::

A creative presentation is a series of sweeps (2 or more) where only one main prize is offered.

Pick a figure and it's possible there could be that many sweeps participating.

When it's time to select a winner, only one sweep is randomly selected from all the sweeps that are participating.

Then, the winner is randomly selected from those people who entered that particular sweep.

If you didn't know about the winning sweep and didn't enter it then you can't win.

The important thing to remember is that there is only one prize to be awarded.

Occasionally, there will be secondary or lesser prizes offered that are unique to a particular sweep.

In other words, only the main prize is part of the creative presentation.

Lenovo is currently sponsoring 2 instant win sweeps.

Both are creative presentations. One Grand Prize is $50,000 and the other is $10,000.
Both offer smaller 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes that are unique to each sweep. Only the cash portion is part of the creative presentation.

There are a few sponsors that disclose all of the participating sweeps in the rules.

Here is an excerpt from the rules of 3 current sweeps sponsored by Meredith Corp:

“Enter at Recipe.com, www.parents.com/winmakeover, and Better Homes & Gardens Online by submitting a completed online entry form.”

This is the exception rather than the rule.

Most creative presentations don't disclose how many total sweeps are participating, so you have no way of knowing.

It could be two or it could be fifty or more. Plus, new sweeps can be added at any time up until the expiration date.

I usually pass on creative presentations unless the rules disclose all of the participating sweeps.
 
Yes, I guess most don't list them all, but the sweepon group does.

There are two ways of entry: 1. Online 2. Via mail.

1. To enter online:

Visit any of the following URLs:
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | Life & Style
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | ABC Soaps In Depth
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | Woman's World
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | CBS Soaps in Depth
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | First For Women
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | In Touch Weekly
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | Sweepon.com
Win a $1000 Cash Prize! | Closer Weekly


and I didn't even know you could enter by mail but I guess you need to add that into the mix too.
 
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