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How to Win Sweepstakes, Contests & Giveaways for FREE ๐ŸŽ‰ โ€” Transcript

by Contest Queen ยท 213 words ยท 39 segments ยท language en ยท Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Welcome to the series where I teach you
  2. 0:01how to win sweepstakes, contests, and
  3. 0:03giveaways. My name is Carolyn, and I'm
  4. 0:04known as the contest queen.
  5. 0:06And my number one tip, number one, is to
  6. 0:09always read the rules. Why? Because if
  7. 0:13you don't, you will invariably
  8. 0:15disqualify yourself. Now, what are you
  9. 0:17looking for in those rules? You are
  10. 0:19looking for eligibility. Can you even
  11. 0:22enter?
  12. 0:23Second, you're looking for frequency,
  13. 0:25how often you can enter. And third,
  14. 0:27you're looking for when does it end.
  15. 0:30Plus any other clauses like do you need
  16. 0:33to submit a photo to this giveaway or
  17. 0:35create an essay
  18. 0:36or
  19. 0:38a
  20. 0:39need a UPC code.
  21. 0:41So there's so many things you need to
  22. 0:43know in those official rules. Also, if
  23. 0:46it's a receipt or purchase contest,
  24. 0:49what is the AMOE or NPE, which is
  25. 0:52alternative method of entry and no
  26. 0:54purchase entry.
  27. 0:55So there's so many things in those
  28. 0:57rules. And remember, the rules are a
  29. 0:59legal and binding contract between the
  30. 1:01sponsor and the entrant that can be held
  31. 1:03up in a court of law.
  32. 1:05And they're always written in the
  33. 1:06sponsor's favor.
  34. 1:07So
  35. 1:09make sure you read those official rules
  36. 1:12before
  37. 1:13you enter.
  38. 1:16And then it'll make it easier for you to
  39. 1:19become a winner.

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