Where Can I Win a Car? Right Here.

Today I will present 5 more sweepstakes that are easy to sign up for, that are fun and from real “legit” companies. First though I want to share a tip about getting all of these emails from these companies.

Some of you (and others who don’t bother with sweepstakes) don’t like to enter sweepstakes because they ask for you email. Well, we must remember that the intent of the advertisers is to get your contact information and “market” their brand to you. In exchange, you get a chance to win something, and people really do win.

TIP: Here’s what I do for my sweepstakes entries. I have a separate email address dedicated to just sweepstakes entries! Then, once a week (before I create Find Sweepstakes) I go to the email box and 1. Select a group of emails in the email “in” box (and believe me there is a lot of them), and 2. glance through the subject lines to see anything about “winning” or “you’ve won”, etc. If I see something that I should save, I de-select it. Then 3. I delete the grouping of emails. It usually takes about 3 or 4 groupings of emails to delete before my box is “clean”. I then read any emails that looked important before deleting them. Voila! I’m ready for the new week’s emails to come in.

This type of “housekeeping” is just part of this weekly ritual. I try to keep this simple, easy, fun and fast so my readers can do this one time a week and wait until the phone rings and someone tells me that I’ve won something!

Here’s the routine that you should follow and over time you will find yourself winning something; sometimes small things and sometimes large things, but you’ll never win anything unless you complete entries on a weekly basis. Don’t give up!

1. Clean out your email box using the above steps.

2. Read the weekly Find Sweepstakes blog (if you are not a follower by email, you should be so you won’t miss any published articles) and complete the 5 sweepstakes entries that I find for you.

3. Go about your life and when the phone call comes for you to collect your prize, rejoice!

That’s it. Now that you understand the system and commit to it, here are the 5 sweeps for this week!

Win a Ski Holiday in Austria. 

That one was fast, and easy; I love it. Here’s the next:

What would your friends say if you told them you were going skiing in Japan? Well, it could happen here. 

You might recall in an earlier post where I spoke about an article I wrote in a different blog about “expecting” to win (you can read it here if you’d like) http://secretrulesforattainment.blogspot.com/2014/10/how-can-i-win-million-dollars-expect-it.html . I wanted to bring this up because the two preceding sweepstakes are for trips outside the USA and would of course require you to have a passport, which takes a while to obtain. So, if you are “expecting” to win, you may consider going to your local post office and getting that passport so you’ll be ready!

People love cars, and winning cars is good, and when it’s a Camaro, it is so much better! Enter here. You’ll need a Facebook account for this one. (This one won’t count as Sweeps #4 because when I entered it, I was told that my email had already been entered; meaning that I’ve already told readers about this one. But, it you’ve not entered, do so, it expires very soon. Good luck!)

Win oil changes for the entire life of your car ownership… enter here. 

Win a home. Enter here. 

Win a Kitchen Makeover, Enter Here. 

I just spent 20 minutes of my life chasing websites for a Corvette Sweepstakes that was “bogus” or wasn’t working etc. This is what I do so you don’t have to. I only share links to sites for sweepstakes that are easy to enter; easy in and easy win. Hmmm, that sounded good; I think I’ll trademark that…

So, now you have this week’s 5 links to 5 great sweepstakes. It should only take you about 10 minutes or less to complete the entries and it took me about two hours to find them, research them, and see if they fit the criteria before telling you about them. I know you appreciate all of that.

See you next week. Enjoy and win at life!

Make it a great day!

Ter Scott!

PS. Some have asked me about the "99 cents" at the top of this blog. That's the price for a monthly subscription via Amazon. But, it's free to you if you "stumble upon" it and subscribe via the "follow by email" somewhere on this page. Smart! 

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