
Hallo! Wir sind eine Gewinnspiel-Website in Großbritannien und möchten von dieser Community Feedback dazu erhalten, welche Gewinnspiele wir zwischen jetzt und Weihnachten durchführen sollten. Unsere wichtigste Frage lautet: Welcher Gartenpreis oder welches Gartenpreispaket würden Sie dazu bewegen, an unseren Wettbewerben teilzunehmen?
Als Dankeschön für das Feedback dieser Community bieten wir ein freier Eintritt pro Person Nehmen Sie an unserem Gewinnspiel teil und gewinnen Sie einen Amazon-Geschenkkarte im Wert von 500 £ (Tickets kosten normalerweise £2 und es gibt nur noch 500 Tickets verfügbareine Person wird gewinnen).
Das Ticket erhalten Sie bei https://dreamvault.co.uk/product/500-amazon-gift-card/ … einfach den Gutscheincode verwenden REDDIT500 an der Kasse. Sobald alle Tickets vergriffen sind, funktioniert dieser Code natürlich nicht mehr. Es fallen keine Gebühren an und es sind keine Bedingungen daran geknüpft.
Dank im Voraus!
Das Dreamvault-Team
Von: dreamvaultUK
6 Comments
Well this doesn’t seem like a scam at all
A garden starter bundle, depending on prize value. Things like lawnmower, trimmer and hedge trimmers on top prizes, various tools, spades, forks and rakes for medium value, and hand tools secateurs, trowels and mini forks or seed kits with propagator for lowest prize. Maybe some generic garden centre vouchers as well or a voucher alternative for any of the prizes.
Chainsaw and hedge trimmer stihl please!
Your director appears to be the sole director of 3 other active companies (2 of which have been set up this year, and 1 that has an active proposal to be struck off as no accounts have been submitted since 2019). He’s also had 4 previous companies, 2 of which were struck off (i.e. the company failed to fulfill its statutory obligations).
So you’re being run by someone who has a history of not following statutory obligations when it comes to running companies and you expect people to believe you’re running competitions fairly and handling people’s data correctly.
Edit: My previous response referring to running a lottery, but I can see there’s a “free entry” option, which makes this a “free draw with a paid entry route” rather than a lottery. I would argue it doesn’t meet the criteria of a free draw with a paid entry route, and is likely to be considered a lottery. If this was the case, the company doesn’t have an entry on the register with the Gambling Commission and so would be considered to be running an unlicensed (illegal) lottery.
500l of topsoil, but that’s largely because I want 500l of topsoil.
Whatever the winner wants from wherever the winner wants, within budget of course.