Have you ever won any money/competition?

[Mercedes12]

I won a topshop gift card for £100 a few weeks ago just reposting a competition on my insta story !

 

[Whoami2021]

Not really money but I’d definitely recommend anyone into competitions to check out bonkers competitions! My boyfriend bought some fireworks from their usual business and they’ve recently set up a raffle business. I bought a £1.99 ticket or something like that for an outdoor pizza oven and I won! I know it’s not mega but it’s something I wouldn’t buy and it will be lovely for the summer, he does quite a few and recently won 12 bottles of Prosecco too from a £2 ticket. Really worth a go and they deliver the prizes to you.

I follow the bonkers competition guys and they are a real laugh, never thought I'd win anything but after seeing your winnings on here signed up and only went and won a paid of Raybans! Thanks

Had other winnings over the years, nothing major Kaiser Chief tickets, biking sunglasses, tshirt, fudge voucher, etc.

 

[Sticky One]

My partner won £22,000 on an online slot machine on ladbrokes

 

[a.pain]

Won a Stuart little goodie pack (when movie came out) in a competition in the local paper as a child

Won a fb competition for a spa day about 5 years ago.

Feel I must be due something for a big win! My SIL and a family friend have both won radio comps and got £40k and £50k

 

[Bitofthebubbly]

I never win anything substantial, think the most I’ve ever won is around £100 on the lottery. I enter the itv competitions regularly because I like to dream and obviously have never won a thing.

Used to play the lottery regularly but got sick of it getting more and more expensive so now I only do it every now and then. Been thinking about the postcode lottery for a while but haven’t taken the plunge with that one yet.

 

[Youtubegossip]

I remember the Walkers crisp one, I won a couple of £20 and a handful of £5... always in Worcester sauce flavour haha.

Ah the little blue satches. Think I only ever won a free bag of crisps

 

[Poptart]

I've won £10 on the postcode lottery a few times but am beginning to wonder if it's worth bothering. All it really means is you get your monthly ticket cost back. I know if I did cancel though i'd keep checking the results to see if we'd have won the big one!

 

[Greed-Futures]

I won a Nintendo Wii in a raffle back when they first came out. I have zero interest in video games so I sold it online and put the cash toward paying my undergraduate bills. Not very exciting, but practical.

 

[lemonelmo]

I've not won anything but my next door neighbour when I was a teenager living at home won a brand new new build house on a radio competition

 

[Lanavalentine]

My parents won five numbers on the lottery when I was a kid - it felt like this utterly amazing thing because we were so skint at the time. I told everyone we’d “won the lottery”, it honestly felt like the jackpot to me!

I won a free session with a “celebrity” stylist and the chance to pick out a new outfit for free at the opening of a clothes shop as a teen. She convinced me to pick a top I didn’t really like and I was too shy to say I would have preferred another one!

That’s all I’ve ever won beyond gambling, which I don’t think counts in the same way.

 

[eSsExBiRd]

£50 on a scratch card after breaking a £10 note for change for the bus and I won a £50 John Lewis Gift Card on a local Facebook page recently.

 

[Former_Antelopee]

If we don't hear from you again, we'll assume you're somewhere exciting, drinking champagne!

I won a car a few weeks ago. I was so, so excited! I opted for the cash equivalent though, as I'm very happy with my existing car. It's not a huge amount, but it was enough to send a few people three-month packages of readymade meals anonymously and put some money aside for a rainy day.

£3.80
Congrats and what a nice thing to do

 

[megh1995]

Hope you didn’t spend it all at once.

I was tempted to gamble it and buy 2 more £1 cards but I saved myself the disappointment

 

[rainbowlemon]

My grandmother was just one number off winning £70,000,000 on the EuroMillions a couple of years back. You can imagine the devastation.

My aunt has been doing the lottery for donkey years.I remember her spending £80 once. She asked my 4 year old cousin for numbers in her room. She didn't use them. Every single one of them came up.

I've also won £25 x2 with premium bonds this year. First year of having them. I don't have a huge amount less then 2.5k now.

 

[LittleMy]

Won £1000 on Postcode Lottery in my first month playing it. Which really pissed of a colleague at work who said they’d been playing for about two years and hadn’t won anything at all by that point.

I played it for about 2 years myself and didn’t even win so much as a tenner. Good for you though!

 

[Begborrowsteal]

£400 on one of them betting/bingo sites.

I know someone who won 25k on an ITV competition. He spunked it all away.

 

[SarahGard83]

I've won a few Facebook competitions over the years. Won tickets to see Busted, a day out at Lightwater Valley , a giant otter feeding experience at the zoo and a £80 meat hamper from a local butcher

 

[Sp20191]

I won £500 on a scratch card a few years ago!

 

[Whatspopping]

Won my second competition of the year, some kind of Tetris board game. Moneysavingexpert's competitions forum coming up trumps again.

 

[Former_Antelopee]

I won £1000 at bongos bingo