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Excerpts From Sweepstakes Your Guide to Winning!
"I'd been sweeping for six months when I got my first big win. The Fed Ex truck pulled up and I signed for the envelope. Ripping it open, my husband shook his head in disbelief when I told him we had just won $5,000! Eleven postcards, costing me $2.20 had net me a $5,000 win. That’s what I call a good return on my investment. Goodbye fishsticks, hello filet mignon. Talk about a Stimulus Package! A Sweepstaker had been born."
"Many contests require a postcard, versus a 3x5 index card enclosed in an envelope. When the rules state to use a postcard, don’t put your entries into an envelope or you may get disqualified. Postcard means just what it says, though you do have some leeway here. You can get creative by using cereal boxes, old Christmas decorated boxes, standard postcards you buy at the store, or postcards from your local post office."
"Many contests require a postcard, versus a 3x5 index card enclosed in an envelope. When the rules state to use a postcard, don’t put your entries into an envelope or you may get disqualified. Postcard means just what it says, though you do have some leeway here. You can get creative by using cereal boxes, old Christmas decorated boxes, standard postcards you buy at the store, or postcards from your local post office."
"It is human nature, when we see something different, to want to stop, look, feel, read or smell it. When you sweep, never forget you are dealing with people. Those intimidating words like “sponsor” and “judging agency” tend to make us forget these are companies comprised of real people. Let’s use that to our advantage." 
I'll show you how to make your envelopes Postal Peacocks!
One idea is to put a caption across an envelope like,
"I'm the winner? Gosh, I could just kiss you!"
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