How Raffall Works (and How It Differs from Omaze)
What is Raffall? Raffall is a prize competition marketplace — a technology platform that lets anyone create, promote and run their own prize competition online. Raffall Limited, company…
What is Raffall? Raffall is a prize competition marketplace — a technology platform that lets anyone create, promote and run their own prize competition online. Raffall Limited, company…
What is Raffle House and is it a real company? Raffle House is a registered UK company — Raffle House Ltd, company number 10928240, incorporated 22 August 2017,…
Every Raffle House house draw we can independently verify Draw (property) Advertised value Closed Outcome Brixton flat (1st draw) £650,000 June 2019 Cash prize paid Whitechapel flat (2nd…
How does Omaze set draw deadlines? Each Omaze draw has its own independently set closing date and time, published at the top of the draw page on omaze.co.uk.…
What happens immediately after you win? Omaze contacts winners by phone first, then by email, before any public announcement is made. Omaze carries out standard checks at this…
Every confirmed Omaze London house draw Charity partner Property area Approx. value Winner (as named by Omaze) Amount raised for charity The King’s Trust Borough, Southwark £4.5m Roger…
What is the Omaze {LOCATION} house? Before publishing, replace this section with the property’s own description — bedrooms, key features, any furnishings included, and whether a cash alternative…
What is the Omaze weekly draw? The Omaze weekly draw is a rolling secondary competition that runs during the entry window for each main house draw. Every week…
Why a free-entry winner is statistically expected Every Omaze draw combines paid entries and free postal entries into one pool. The winner is selected at random from this…
What happens after an Omaze draw closes? Once the entry deadline passes, Omaze’s team conducts the random draw. Its official rules name Civica as the independent scrutineer that…