With so many different sweepstakes out there, not every prize is going to appeal to every visitor.\u00a0 At SweepsAdvantage and SweepstakesPlus, we don't pick the prizes – or the winners – we just provide the links.\u00a0 As I read through various comments that people have posted, it is interesting to see how some prizes are desired and others are reviled.<\/p>\n
Just this week, a sweepstakes went up where the prize<\/a> is the opportunity to attend a dinner for Barack Obama.\u00a0 Some visitors were excited at the chance to see the president in person.\u00a0 Others would not want to be in the same room with him.\u00a0 The appeal of prizes, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder.<\/p>\n Another type of prize that always sparks comments is hunting trips<\/a>.\u00a0 Usually it is the non-hunters who initiate the discussions.\u00a0 A sweepstakes that offers a guided trip<\/a> to a wilderness area to shoot big game is not for everyone.\u00a0 For someone on one side of the spectrum, this would be an appalling prize.\u00a0 For someone on the other side, it is a great opportunity to participate in a favorite sport.\u00a0 Remember, we just post the links, we don't select the prizes.<\/p>\n When you come across a sweepstakes that you don't like, should you enter it anyway?\u00a0 No.\u00a0 Why would you want to sit down to dinner with a person you don't like or take a shot at an animal that you don't want to eat?\u00a0 Believe me, there is someone who really wants that dinner invitation.\u00a0 There is someone else for whom the hunting prize would be a sportsman dream.\u00a0 Not for you?\u00a0 Take a pass.\u00a0 I promise you there are plenty of sweepstakes<\/a> left\u00a0that you DO want to win.<\/p>