I have been wondering for some time if the contests that require you to share information, lets say, on your Facebook page, telling your friends that you have entered a specific contest determines whether you are allowed to win or not?
In other words, on many, they ask if you would like to share it on your FB page. Has there been any proof either way showing that NOT sharing the information will make you ineligible if you do win, or vice versa?
Their reasoning of course, for you to share, is to get as much advertisement as possible so if you dont share it on your profile, you are not really helping them to find new potential customers. Therefore i have always wondered if you dont share such info, whether they might consider you ineligible and choose a second winner instead?
For my own reasons of privacy, I dont share the information but if it has been proven that this can affect the outcome, I would no longer enter contests of that nature.
TIA
In other words, on many, they ask if you would like to share it on your FB page. Has there been any proof either way showing that NOT sharing the information will make you ineligible if you do win, or vice versa?
Their reasoning of course, for you to share, is to get as much advertisement as possible so if you dont share it on your profile, you are not really helping them to find new potential customers. Therefore i have always wondered if you dont share such info, whether they might consider you ineligible and choose a second winner instead?
For my own reasons of privacy, I dont share the information but if it has been proven that this can affect the outcome, I would no longer enter contests of that nature.
TIA
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