[Method] Making $$$ per month

This is a very old trick to get money from random users .

Usally it mention as a competition and if you enter for just ? You win a 5k car , the winning ticket will be drawn when the competition bottle get full to the top ...

You show a bottle little filled ...

When bottle fully filled you got the amount of two cars....

another one as well

Win a tv , console or laptop
Just place a donation on £5
When your name comes up
Your receive your desired present
As time go on ,more cash flow in
Twice the value of item ,1st user wants
You send item keep half ,carry game on
Do it agin...

All scams ....
 
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I used to have a very successful offline business doing competitons in the uk, although quite a while ago before the national Lottery was established. The trick is to make it a "game of chance'. The simplest form we found was a kind of spot the ball type thing... literally draw an x on the entry form - this will get you round the lottery rules and stay within the law.
We sold tickets for a quid and had sales people all around the country on a commission for each sale. Our biggest prize for one comp was a BMW 3 series and we sold a shitload of tickets. Each comp ran for 3 months and we usually covered all our prize costs within the first 2 weeks and the rest was pure profit.

Another good point is to try to tie in with a charity and give a percentage of the face value of the ticket to them - this makes selling much easier but finding suitable charities to work with can be a challenge.
 
I used to have a very successful offline business doing competitons in the uk, although quite a while ago before the national Lottery was established. The trick is to make it a "game of chance'. The simplest form we found was a kind of spot the ball type thing... literally draw an x on the entry form - this will get you round the lottery rules and stay within the law.
We sold tickets for a quid and had sales people all around the country on a commission for each sale. Our biggest prize for one comp was a BMW 3 series and we sold a shitload of tickets. Each comp ran for 3 months and we usually covered all our prize costs within the first 2 weeks and the rest was pure profit.

Another good point is to try to tie in with a charity and give a percentage of the face value of the ticket to them - this makes selling much easier but finding suitable charities to work with can be a challenge.
The way charity's are everywhere in uk wouldnt suprise me you could own your own in todays climate .... fantastic read
 
We did investigate that at one time - the Charity Commission rules back then made it very difficult for us to go down that route, but today it may be much easier.

The way charity's are everywhere in uk wouldnt suprise me you could own your own in todays climate .... fantastic read
 
I used to have a very successful offline business doing competitons in the uk, although quite a while ago before the national Lottery was established. The trick is to make it a "game of chance'. The simplest form we found was a kind of spot the ball type thing... literally draw an x on the entry form - this will get you round the lottery rules and stay within the law.
We sold tickets for a quid and had sales people all around the country on a commission for each sale. Our biggest prize for one comp was a BMW 3 series and we sold a shitload of tickets. Each comp ran for 3 months and we usually covered all our prize costs within the first 2 weeks and the rest was pure profit.

Another good point is to try to tie in with a charity and give a percentage of the face value of the ticket to them - this makes selling much easier but finding suitable charities to work with can be a challenge.
Thats what BOTB is doing.
 
We didn't just have cars though We gave holidays, washing machines, TV's, gift vouchers etc. There were usually over 500 prizes so people felt as though they had a good chance of winning.
 
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