(ThePennyWatcher.com) – Some of you are sweepstakes fanatics, while most of us are generally familiar with them, but we all know why we all like them. Cause you can hopefully win big!
Like anything else out there today, there are some sweeps companies that are just looking to capture your info, and take you down a rabbit hole of emails and texts. But there are some that people rely upon as more reputatbel than others.
Our team put together a list of sites that seem to have quite the following.
Giveaway Frenzy:
Giveaway Frenzy is a pretty cool site that not only offers you the ability to enter yourself, but companies can also promote their giveaways and gain a large reach to thousands of people.
From winning cool gadgets like electronic toothbrush, to an array of high reward gift cards, the site puts you in a position to win. One gift card our team noticed was a $1,000 dollar goft card from a contractor from Home Depot.
Not bad at all!
Contestgirl:
Contestgirl is another popular sweepstakes website known for its extensive offers and engaged community of players that provide each other tips, hints, and tricks along the way.
The site is straight to the point. No flashy website, just listings of all the latest sweeps that can make you a winner.
If your looking to gain access to winnings, this site may be for you.
They have daily, weekly, and monthly entry opportunities. And no wonder the site seems more focused, as it looks to be run by a small team if not a single person who you can contact directly.
I Love Giveaways:
I Love Giveaways is well-organized with categorizes by prize type, making it easy to find sweepstakes that match your interests. It also offers a daily free sweepstakes entry.
It looks like a typical busy sweeps site, providing everything from Tide, cookies, Pampers for the parents out there, and many more brands. They seem pretty big on their newsletter signup as its prominent on the main page of their site, so we bet there is a healthy email list you can jump on.
Sweeties Sweeps:
Sweeties Sweeps provides accurate and up-to-date information about sweepstakes, with some unique content around playing the game in general, and even a live chat model.
Pretty cool that these folks provide vacation getaways, and wine, food, and concert tickets as well.
They even have a “learn how to win” tutorial which is kinda interesting. It goes to show that there is some sort of strategy built into being a “sweeper”
Liveabout Daily Sweepstakes:
Liveabout Daily took us to a scam virus alert if we are being honest, and we don’t like that. We didn’t have time to keep clicking through to figure out why, we just got out of there!
Sweep Sheet:
Sweep Sheet is a paid newsletter that provides subscribers with access to exclusive sweepstakes, as well as tips and strategies for increasing your chances of winning.
Contest Bee:
Contest Bee is hand picked and curated sweeps from their team, and states that they are a great way to find reputable and fun offers for the major sweeper or even the beginner.
Travel, health & fitness, and gadgets they have it all.
They also feature 2 sweeps per day on their growing Facebook page.
Just Free Stuff:
Just Free Stuff seems like a fun site. Tablet giveaways, electronics, and more. Almost 100,000 Facebook followers, and a long list of categories boasting offers and sweeps in each of them.
They even have an affiliate program, so you can make money promoting them as well.
