Real Money Winnings Always!
LBB’ers, let’s take a minute to talk about offers and promotions, because now more than ever there are many that really are too good to be true. If like me you’re a fan of entering prize draws and competitions, you’ll have noticed an increase in the number of fake “you’ve won” messages on social media, particularly on Facebook and Instagram. But how do you tell a genuine offer from a rogue one?
First thing to look out for is a message that asks you to visit their profile to send a message. If you are prompted to register your win via a link, all they want is your bank details. If you’ve won a genuine prize, you won’t be required to give any payments – none at all! Take it from me, the queen of competition wins who own over £48K in prizes in little over a year!
You can tell a reputable company from a rogue site right away, especially on Instagram where the profile has messages like “winner selection” and “wait for my DM for the last challenge”. The most annoying thing about Facebook now is that even if you report the “You win visit my profile” messages, they never get removed because they don’t go against community standards! Always remember, if you’ve won, the prize is free.
If Apple won’t give away 1 mobile phone, how can a company claim to be giving away 100. If you’re still not sure, visit the profile to see if there is a website, company info and a blue tick. If there are no links to a company website, no info and posts and posts of giveaways, the chances are the page is a scam!
Recognise the Real Deal When You See It
So, where am I going with all this? Being able to identify a good deal from a bad one is also important in the online bingo and casino industry. The last thing you want to do is to sign up to claim an offer only for it to hit you in the pocket! Wagering requirements and maximum win limits are the two features that tie you into an offer, and sometimes, even a win of just £10 from an offer will result in you spending £650+ before being able to withdraw!
Win caps are those pesky little things that stop you winning big…
…most online bingo sites have this in place, particularly the Dragonfish no wagering sites. On the one hand they give you the chance to win real money, but on the other they say you can only win a few quid if you’re lucky! It’s a win for them and a loss for you!
You may not have heard of MrQ, but if you watch TV, you’ll be acquainted with him fairly soon, all thanks to their first television ad campaign. Voiced by 'After Life' and '8 out of 10 Cats' star Joe Wilkinson, the 30-second advert aims to get you fully up to speed with what they offer, even if they do admit they’re “the no-nonsense casino you’ve never heard of!” Established in 2018, MrQ is home to no wagering ever, no maximum win limits and plenty of games and jackpots.
To see what all the fuss is about, newbies are welcomed with 10 bonus spins on Fishin’ Frenzy Megaways when you register – no deposit required! Maximum win on the Blueprint Gaming angling title is 250,000x your stake, whether you win 2.5x or the jackpot of 250,000x from the no deposit offer, you get to keep every penny of it! When you verify your mobile, there’s another 10 spins on Midas Golden Touch too, again with no restrictions on how much you can win or withdraw!
Keep your eyes peeled on your TV screens for the ad and let us know what you think!
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Comments (1)
HulioSas 11/01/21, 09:11:23 AM
I’ve not seen it yet or registered. I’m always wary of free offers because I was caught in an offer before where I had won a few hundred pounds but was told I couldn’t cash out. Glad to hear there are nice sites out there giving nothing but real money prizes away.
