I do as many as I can every day - usually 2 to 4 hours worth - If I had to guess I would say 1000 to 2000
Winners...how many contests do you enter?
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lidarkside
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About 800 to 1,000 per day with Roboform Pro! :headbang: Prize wins are very, very consistent at that amount!
How consistent is "very consistent"? And how do you find that many to enter that are worth the time?! :scratch:
Consistent would mean that if it's a daily, I'm entering it every single day; weekly's, every single week; monthly's, every single month, etc.
It's very easy to accumulate sweepstakes over time. Especially, when you need and can use a wide range of all kinds of things.
About 800 to 1,000 per day with Roboform Pro! :headbang: Prize wins are very, very consistent at that amount!
How consistent is "very consistent"? And how do you find that many to enter that are worth the time?! :scratch:
Consistent would mean that if it's a daily, I'm entering it every single day; weekly's, every single week; monthly's, every single month, etc.
It's very easy to accumulate sweepstakes over time. Especially, when you need and can use a wide range of all kinds of things.
If you read your quote, it was how consistently do you win, not enter.
lidarkside
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That's because I usually say you have to enter consistently also.
When entering consistently, I can win something almost everyday. Right now, since we are setting up a new household, I spread out my daily's over three days and currently winning a few times a week. Sometimes, even more.
When entering consistently, I can win something almost everyday. Right now, since we are setting up a new household, I spread out my daily's over three days and currently winning a few times a week. Sometimes, even more.
Word. Seems like you've got this thing all figured out! lol. Thanks!
SO What am I doing wrong then??
I enter quite alot everyday and have been very consistent and wins if any are usually small and havent won hardly a thing since I've been doing this. thats been my experience or luck whichever. I've won maybe 2 things in the past 5 or 6 months, not including instants which i hardly win at those either.
Robo form,whenever i was using it, got my info all messed up almost everytime. Sometimes Im 10 years younger, my last name is my first name or my phone number is my address. I once lived in a city called Jennifer. I have checked my info I put in robo form and its correct?? who knows. all i know is im going to need some new pinkies cause the poor little stubby ones I have now are all worn out from backspace, tab and shift.
Sorry if i went on and on and sounded like a debbie downer I didnt mean to. I've had a really frustrating day actually week which is going to spill into next week till a certain someone goes back to where they came from. Celebrate!
I enter quite alot everyday and have been very consistent and wins if any are usually small and havent won hardly a thing since I've been doing this. thats been my experience or luck whichever. I've won maybe 2 things in the past 5 or 6 months, not including instants which i hardly win at those either.
Robo form,whenever i was using it, got my info all messed up almost everytime. Sometimes Im 10 years younger, my last name is my first name or my phone number is my address. I once lived in a city called Jennifer. I have checked my info I put in robo form and its correct?? who knows. all i know is im going to need some new pinkies cause the poor little stubby ones I have now are all worn out from backspace, tab and shift.
Sorry if i went on and on and sounded like a debbie downer I didnt mean to. I've had a really frustrating day actually week which is going to spill into next week till a certain someone goes back to where they came from. Celebrate!
lidarkside
Active member
On sweepstakes you enter more than once, after the form is filled out correctly, you save it as a passcard to Roboform. After that, you don't have to fill it in again. Roboform fills it in and submits it.
Most of the time, the form fills out correctly; but, if the person who put the entry form together mislabels the fields in the background, then Roboform will either leave it blank or fill in the information for what the field is named in the background.
Even though you always have a chance of winning no matter how many you enter. The bottom line is, the more sweepstakes you enter the more likely you are to win more often.
kcmoviebuff
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I probably enter 25-35 new contests per day, since I have no interest in small prizes because they just don't motivate me (like books, CDs, stuff from blog contests, etc), and because to do so would really waste my time. My cutoff point is generally a prize in excess of $500, OR a sweeps with a lot of decent prizes. I do use Roboform - indispensable. But every day I re-enter my daily contests, and those number in excess of 300. In addition, those contests include ones where you can enter a fixed number of times so THAT eats up time. Then my weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and odd entries. THEN I run my 24 hour sweeps, using an Outlook calendar appointment to alert me when to do so (I HATE that companies do this, wish they'd switch to calendar days!). THEN I re-try my problem sweepstakes that wouldn't work earlier, then I search for new sweeps to enter. THEN, I make entries in my very small set of 'unlimited entry' sweeps, how many times I do this depends on my mood - lol. THEN, I search for new sweeps to enter. Finally, I do clean-up work by deleting expired Roboform logins (I maintain them with date code prefixes) and moving expired sweeps from the active folder to an inactive folder.
All this takes me about 4 hours per day, and I feel it gives me the best chance to win very nice prizes without getting sucked into the black hole of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Small wins are okay but they just don't motivate me at all - I'm in it for the big stuff, not being greedy, just wanting a life after the morning sweeps - lol. If I'm spending 28 hours a week entering sweeps, I want the potential payoff to match the investment. Since I'm retired, I've got plenty of time to do this but I wouldn't even consider it if I were still working. I look at it as a potential source of income/fun that if I never win again, it won't bother me. The stuff I can't use or have no need for I end up giving to the neighbors' kids.
Since a chance win last August of a NASCAR trip when it was the only sweeps I entered (and which caused me to research sweeps and ended up finding this site and Roboform), I've won 2 more trips (both upcoming - Playboy Mansion and Las Vegas or the Bahamas) and a nice Orange County CA travel package, as well as quite a few smaller prizes I almost never post about. I'm wise enough to understand the good fortune I've had and don't expect to continue winning at that pace.
As Doris Day once sang, "Que sera, sera" :cheers:
All this takes me about 4 hours per day, and I feel it gives me the best chance to win very nice prizes without getting sucked into the black hole of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Small wins are okay but they just don't motivate me at all - I'm in it for the big stuff, not being greedy, just wanting a life after the morning sweeps - lol. If I'm spending 28 hours a week entering sweeps, I want the potential payoff to match the investment. Since I'm retired, I've got plenty of time to do this but I wouldn't even consider it if I were still working. I look at it as a potential source of income/fun that if I never win again, it won't bother me. The stuff I can't use or have no need for I end up giving to the neighbors' kids.
Since a chance win last August of a NASCAR trip when it was the only sweeps I entered (and which caused me to research sweeps and ended up finding this site and Roboform), I've won 2 more trips (both upcoming - Playboy Mansion and Las Vegas or the Bahamas) and a nice Orange County CA travel package, as well as quite a few smaller prizes I almost never post about. I'm wise enough to understand the good fortune I've had and don't expect to continue winning at that pace.
As Doris Day once sang, "Que sera, sera" :cheers: