Giveaways

[Belt Fed]

Don't you hate those contest that make you jump through hoops to get points to enter their stupid contest. i got one from classic firearms yesterday and i swear it would take a solid hour to do all the BS they wanted you to do for points.

I mean maybe a couple things but these weiner heads had about 20 different things you needed to do. i don't think so. ticked me off enough to unsub from all their emails.lol

 

[Old_Me]

i tried ONCE and only ONCE to enter a contest...

but, go to facebook, go to twitter, go to Mc Donalds, go to hell and back

once i see all they want for me to get a few points.??

i go onto the next article.

no time for playing thier stupid games.

 

[BET7]

Don't you hate those contest that make you jump through hoops to get points to enter their stupid contest. i got one from classic firearms yesterday and i swear it would take a solid hour to do all the BS they wanted you to do for points.

I mean maybe a couple things but these weiner heads had about 20 different things you needed to do. i don't think so. ticked me off enough to unsub from all their emails.lol

I've entered a few of their contests for guns I've wanted, and can fill out those checklist entries pretty fast. I'm not on those social media platforms, but you get the point by just clicking on them (with the exception of X (Twitter), which requires you to log in for the point). The videos and webpage links will give you the points by just clicking on them and you can quickly delete the web browser tab and go on to the next entry (I never watch the videos (except zooming to the end to get the "secret" code word), or view their pages). You get the most points by referring friends (that's how these winners get huge entry number of entries, they must share the links with a large group to builds up a lot of entries like they're in a club or something taking turns on these different contests), but the friend has to sign up for the contest before you get the points (I've done it once, but don't want to bother my friends with requests which may be annoying).

 

[youngolddude]

I stopped doing those because I got bombarded with emails from a ton of companies. It was a pain and no, I didn't win.

 

[Belt Fed]

This one i mentioned had three or four videos you had to watch. i just fast fowarded through one and it wouldn't let me have a code or the points. said something about not enough time spent on it. and this was a long video.

 

[BET7]

This one i mentioned had three or four videos you had to watch. i just fast fowarded through one and it wouldn't let me have a code or the points. said something about not enough time spent on it. and this was a long video.

Maybe they got wise to what I and others were doing. You could always open the video in a separate tab and let it run without watching while going back to the other checklist entries

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

It's way to sell you emails without selling them. More advertising, more to test your nerves and see if you need anger management! I start blocking all content and never buy from them again!

 

[Wirenut]

I still do enter some if if it's a simple name and e-mail only I use my alternate e-mail address.
A few years ago I won a $1500.00 gift card from Brownells right before Christmas, at first I thought it was a scam being so close to the holidays, but it was legit.
I got two new Springfield firearms, speed loader for my snub, ammo and replacement spring kit for my model 59.
Best Christmas ever!!!

 

[Mr.W.]

Oddly enough, the only drawing I enter with regularity is Springfield Armory's monthly.

 

[Bear007]

Occasionally I'll do one if it's a gun or something I like. I don't refer friends or any that require you to logon, just the ones you can click and cancel, click and cancel, etc.