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Magical VIP Weekend

by Charitybuzz, LLC (dba "Prizeo")

Enter by Nov 15, 2026

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About cash sweepstakes

Cash sweepstakes award money — usually by check, prepaid card or another payment method listed by the sponsor. Some offer one grand prize; others award many smaller amounts during the promotion.

Before entering, check the deadline, eligibility and entry frequency. Cash prizes are generally taxable income, and the sponsor may ask a winner for tax information before paying the prize.

Cash promotions can also differ in how winners are selected and contacted. Read the winner-verification section so you know whether the sponsor uses a drawing, a judging process or a reply deadline. SweepPrize links each listing to the sponsor’s entry page and official rules so you can confirm those details at the source.

Tax guidance: IRS Publication 525.

What to check before entering

  • How the money is paid, including check, prepaid card or another method.
  • The deadline, eligibility requirements and how often you may enter.
  • Winner-verification steps and how quickly a selected entrant must respond.
  • Whether the rules mention a cash alternative, multiple winners or separate drawings.
  • Tax and reporting responsibilities, which can depend on your circumstances.

Frequently asked questions

How is a cash prize paid?

The rules should identify the payment method — such as a check, prepaid card or direct deposit — and explain roughly when payment is made after a winner is confirmed. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.

Do I have to pay taxes on cash I win?

Generally, yes. The IRS treats sweepstakes prizes as income, and a cash prize may need to be reported on your tax return. The sponsor may request tax information before paying it. A tax adviser can explain what applies to your situation.

Will anyone ask me to pay to receive my cash?

Not in a legitimate sweepstakes. Real sponsors never ask winners to pay a fee, send money, buy gift cards or share bank login details to collect a prize. If someone does, it's a scam.