I just have to express this opinion.  When I look at the number of "hits" some of the sweeps get, I  have to wonder if some people are "stuffing the ballot box".  Entering multiple times with multiple addresses.  It just doesn't seem possible for some of the sweeps to get that many hits in such a short time.  That would make it almost impossible for a person following the rules to actually win.  Any thoughts?

Tiff is right.  There are quite a few online sweepstake sites out there.  I think GT has a post somewhere that states sweeping is the second most popular activity on the internet. 

Also, many sweeps are highly advertised.  So, the number of entries are huge because you draw from everyone, not just sweepers and a small taget market.

Another thing to look at:  Is the sweep a daily entry.  Wow, those entries add up so quickly. 

Most people abide by the rules.  Sure there are some that enter for brothers/sisters/cousins as well as the cousin's dog.  But, most people don't have the time and most follow the rules. 

All I can say is I only enter for me and according to the entry rules.  I have one e-mail address that I use for sweeps.  I don't enter for anyone else.  And, I have won my fair share of great prizes. 

We all win.  But, you have to be in it to win it.

Best of luck

Try this-using one of the many internet tools available see how many unique hits the contest site you are looking at actually gets in a month. Many smaller contests get as few as two thousand enteries. I've won a sweep where I was the only person to answer the triva question correctly

Sometimes I click on a sweep link just to look at the contest, but I don't enter it. More often, I will save a link to Robo and enter every day without clicking the site link. My point is the hits number doesn't accurately reflect how many times the contest has been entered.