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Published by rebeccakepple
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#1
By
del3
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15-01-09, 02:40 PM
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Hi,
As far as I'm aware, in the UK,you can not sell raffle tickets with out a lottery/gambling licence unless you are a registerd charity. The only kind of raffle you can sell is if you charge your customers an entry fee into your salon and give them a cloackroom ticket wich entitles the customer to a 'free' raffle draw drawn on that day. I may be wrong |
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#2
By
rebeccakepple
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15-01-09, 03:10 PM
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Goodness, thank you so much for pointing that out del3! I've run salons in another country and it never even occured to me it might be a problem over here...
Sooooo.... to add to the above article, please do check if you're allowed to do raffles in your country before using this strategy...! If you find you're not allowed, you might want to try having a gift basket as a free door prize for open days/evenings. Its a great way to get clients interested in coming if they know they go in the draw to win something good. Plus you get to stay within the rules because you wouldn't be selling tickets. Anyone else got any (legal!) ideas how to use gift baskets/packages to attract more clients? Rebecca |
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Last edited by rebeccakepple; 16-01-09 at 09:53 AM..
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#4
By
number1kitty
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15-01-09, 09:16 PM
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You must obtain a gambling licence to do this otherwise you will face a bigger fine than you make!
A guy near me sold tickets to win his house, he made 3 x his houses value but then got into huge trouble with the inland revenue and the council for evading gambling laws! He lost his home and the money! Not worth the risk. Run a free competition instead to get names and addresses of new leads and get your local paper to run it for free as it helps them sell more papers! |
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