Astor Brooke 1902-2007, philanthropist, quoted Thornton Wilder, died in August. 105 years old
Code Coca Cola and Dominos Pizza need a code to enter, also available on their website
Daily Prizes some online sites like the automated postal service have daily cash prizes
Direct Mail Pieces save some and read them as thought stimulators
Instant Game online promotions like Liz Clayborne, almost impossible to win, maybe one winner a day
Keying when the contestant inserts a different letter between between his first and last name for each entry when mailing in several sweepstake entries
Local Contest a competition only open to residents of the community in which they live
Locality places where sweepstakes are legal
Monopoly prize promotion by McDonald’s in the fall
National Contest a contest open in all 50 states where it is legal
Puzzle type of contest
Qualifier required proof of purchase such as a wrapper, label or boxtop
Regional Contest a competition that is limited to residence of a designated geographical area
Remailing mailing-in entries from differrent places
Scrabble Game sales promotion by Subway in the fall
Sponsor the financial backer of a contest or sweepstakes
State contests and sweepstakes are governed by state law
Winners’ List Sponsor releases the names of all prize winners after conclusion of a sweepstake or contest, can also be requested by mail
Womans Day magazine with numerous online giveaways
YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A GRAND PRIZE WINNER TO START BUT YOU HAVE TO START TO BE A GRAND PRIZE WINNER
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