Win an awesome Les Paul Guitar; bet you've never seen one like this!

Today I want to encourage you to keep entering these sweepstakes and by doing so, eventually you will win something. It may take a while but I make it as fast and fun as possible! I do all of the research and if it’s easy to complete the form and the company is “legit” it becomes one of the 5 that I offer new each week. For instance, the Magazine Seventeen has a sweepstakes and you can Google it to find it if you want. But I am not including it because you pretty much have to subscribe to the magazine to enter. The sweeps I bring each week don’t require this kind of thing. Nothing against mag subscriptions or similar things, I just want the fast and easy sweeps for my readers!

TIP: Some sweepstakes offer you multiple chances to win; they want you to come back to their sites again and again. Personally I don’t do this. I enter once and that’s it, if I win they contact me via email or phone. If I don’t win, I never know and just march on to another sweepstake. But, if you would like to go back to these sites again and again until the time is over here’s what I would do.

Open a new Word (or similar software) document and paste in the url address that you’ve copied from the address bar when you are at the site. This way to get there faster, you open you Word document, click on the link, and you are there! No typing again and again. You can also type a few notes as to what the site or sweeps is about, etc. This little tip will work well with the first sweeps I’m sharing as you’ll watch several videos to get added chances to win. So, if you don’t have time to watch them all right away, you’ve got the links in a word document to just click on to get to the site when you have a few minutes. Once the sweeps entry time expires, just highlight the information and link to delete it.

OK, let’s get started on this week’s sweeps!

I like this one. You watch a few videos (hey, they’re advertising and deserve our time; we might even learn something) and then we have a chance to win a Ford pickup; it’s fun. Check it out here. 

There next one is a trip to Alaska and requires you to log in via Facebook. Plus, again this is a site that you can return to and as of this writing, there are 45 days left to enter.  For me, I tried to enter via Facebook and it stated something about an “invalid user” so I moved on to the next (if the site doesn’t like me; I’m out of there).

Like this place on Facebook and enter for a chance to win a year of IAMS for your pet! Be sure to scroll down in the “rules” box, because at the very end you’ll need to check a box to state that you’ve read the rules. Also, you can enter this sweeps as often as you like.

Oh boy, I’m not getting married, but I saw this and entered anyway. Maybe I can give it away or something? It’s $50,000 if I win (or if you win; sorry). Go here

By the way, if you win and you don’t love guitars, you could give it away or sell it on eBay.

That’s it for today. See you next week. Tell your friends and good luck!

Ter Scott! 

Win a Ford Mustang, and 4 other fun sweepstakes with tips for winning.


First time here, hey, hey! It’s about time! For my return readers I say: welcome back winner; because you are a “winner” even if you haven’t won anything yet (you will, just be diligent and return here and complete these 5 new entries that I supply each week!

I got to thinking that of course as time goes on, these links that I provide each week expire as these companies reward the winners and then other companies take their place and there is an endless stream of sweepstakes. So I was thinking that some readers may not look back at previous posts for that reason, but I want to remind those who don’t check back once in a while that they are missing out because I do offer tips in each week’s post. This week is no exception.


There are authors with articles and books on how to win sweepstakes and what they have to say is usually pretty good. But remember the philosophy of this blog is to offer 5 sites that have sweepstakes, regardless of what they are (let me know in the comments if you’d like me to offer any specific) as long as they are hassle free to do, fast and are put on by legitimate companies. Then you forget about them until they contact you and say you’ve won. In the meantime, you just keep setting your ship out so someday it will come back in to shore, carrying a small, medium or massive prize with it.

One such author states that we should highlight short entry periods. Again, I offer all time periods here (many times they are short just because I find the ones that are expiring soon). But this author means that you should find companies who are offering a sweepstakes that isn’t lasting for a long time because if the contest last a full year for example, more people will find it and you’ll have more competition than you would with a shorter duration for a sweeps put on by a company. But guess what, this may be true but the shorter time period type of sweeps usually don’t offer as big of a prize either. Plus, you are out there searching and trying to decide if you should or should not enter something based on “criteria” such as short or long entry periods; I say forget it. Number one, let us do the research but if you choose to do some on your own, don’t make this into work, it should be fun. So I don’t care if they have a short or long entry period, if the company is legit, I’ll offer it here. OK, now onto this week’s fun!



3 years of FREE GAS (I’m sure they mean for your car) 

AARP has been giving away $1000 each month of 2014; there are 3 months left. REGISTER HERE

There are a lot of bogus iPad contests out there. I did some checking and found this one for a mini iPad, Good Luck. CLICK HERE.

Well, that’s 5 for this week. Enter these quickly and get back to what you were doing. 
Have fun and live life Big!
Make it a great day!

Ter Scott!