Free Postal Entry
Every Raffio competition offers a free entry route by post. Valid postal entries receive exactly the same treatment and the same opportunity in the draw as paid ticket entries.
How to enter by post
Send your entry by ordinary post (first or second class) on a postcard or letter. Each entry must be posted in its own separately stamped envelope or as its own postcard — one entry per item of mail.
Your entry must clearly include, in legible handwriting or print:
- Your full name
- Your date of birth (you must be 18 or over)
- Your full postal address, including postcode
- Your email address
- A contact telephone number
- The competition title (or listing ID) you are entering
- Your answer to that competition's qualifying question, shown on the listing page
Where to send entries
Our postal receiving address is being finalised. If you would like to enter by post in the meantime, contact us and we'll provide mailing instructions.
Deadlines
- Your entry must be received— not merely posted — by the competition's postal entry deadline.
- The postal entry deadline is 48hours before the competition's closing time shown on the listing page. This window gives us time to validate and process postal entries before the competition closes and the draw takes place.
- Proof of posting is not proof of receipt.
- We are not responsible for postal delays, loss or misdelivery. Please allow enough time for delivery.
Entry limits
- One postal entry per person per competition.
- Each entry must be posted separately — entries cannot be combined in one envelope.
Validation and processing
- To be valid, your entry must meet the eligibility requirements: you must be 18 or over, a UK resident, and your answer to the qualifying question must be correct — the same requirement paid entrants face.
- Entries that are late, incomplete, illegible, duplicated or otherwise invalid may be rejected in accordance with the competition rules.
- Valid postal entries are recorded by our team and entered into the same draw pool as paid ticket entries, with an equal chance of winning. The winner is selected at random from all valid entries after the competition closes.