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Current mail-in sweepstakes

Sweepstakes guides

About mail-in sweepstakes

These listings include a mail-in alternate entry method explicitly described in the sponsor’s official rules. The rules may require a handwritten card, envelope, stated information, postage or a postmark and receipt deadline.

Read the official rules before sending anything. The sponsor’s wording controls the address, timing, permitted number of entries and whether the mail-in method is available to you.

What to check before entering

  • The exact mail-in instructions and information the sponsor requires.
  • The postmark and receipt deadlines, which can be different.
  • The stated entry limit and whether it applies across all methods.
  • Eligibility requirements and any excluded states or territories.

For the full terms, read the sponsor’s official rules and our guide to no-purchase entry.

Frequently asked questions

What is a mail-in sweepstakes entry?

It is a way to enter a promotion by postal mail when the sponsor’s official rules describe that method. Requirements can include a handwritten card, a specific envelope, postage and stated personal information.

Does mail-in entry mean I can enter without a purchase?

Often, but you should read the official rules for the promotion. They control whether the mail-in method is an alternate no-purchase entry route and how it works.

What is the difference between a postmark and receipt deadline?

A postmark deadline is when you must mail the entry. A receipt deadline is when the sponsor must receive it. Some rules require you to meet both.

Why is a sweepstakes missing from this page?

Listings appear only when the official rules verify a broadly available mail-in method and the promotion is still active. A vague reference to free entry or a method limited to a private offer is not enough.