Re: UKNM: Prize Draw Rules

[David Cabrera]

The Advertising Association's web site contains a fair amount of information

in the Codes of Practice section.


By the way, it sounds as if you are looking to run a raffle (sell tickets

for a prize draw) rather than a specific prize draw which is usually free to

enter and not conditional upon a purchase.


If this is the case you probably need to have a named promoter with their

address details, a published list of prizes, details of how and when the

draw will be made, who will be supervising it and where / when the list of

winner(s) will be published, etc.


You should also consider how to use the prize draw as a data gathering

strategy


If you need more information let me know off list


David Cabrera



----- Original Message -----

From: Nick Horley <

nick [dot] horleyvirgin [dot] net

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To: uknm <

uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

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Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 12:07 PM

Subject: UKNM: Prize Draw Rules



> I want to sell tickets for a prize draw on my site - anyone know where I

can

> find the regulations governing this sort of thing?

>

>

Nick Horley nick [dot] horleyvirgin [dot] net

>

> Marketing for the best site you've never heard of. Because we haven't

> launched it yet.



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