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Carp Hunter Giveaways Review

Hunter Giveaways Ltd, the company the website names in its Terms of Use, has been an active UK company since May 2020 with current filings, which is the strongest single point in this operator's favour.

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Reviewed by Chanakya Goyal, Product & Growth Manager · Last updated October 2026How we reviewEstablished 2020
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Why we rate it that way

Carp Hunter Giveaways is a specialist for carp anglers, and its company details match Companies House. Hunter Giveaways Ltd (company 12633114) was incorporated on 29 May 2020, is active, and filed accounts to May 2025. The Terms of Use quote that number, and the promoter named in the competition terms appears to be the company's sole active director. The Trustpilot score is 4.8, with 94% of reviewers giving five stars. Every listing displays a ticket cap and the number sold, and a five-page winners list names each winner with prize and, for most, ticket number. An unenclosed postcard to the Great Yarmouth unit counts as a free entry under clause 3.11, provided you already hold a website account, and a Responsible Playing section lets you set a monthly cap (£0 included) or pause the account. Few reviews have come in over the past year, so most of that score was earned earlier. The one recent one-star review, from September 2025, describes a free-entry winner offered a £28 cash alternative and then told the prize was item-only; it went unanswered. Reviews from 2022 complain that the same names keep winning. The winners page shows no dates or draw videos, the terms do not say what the random draw runs on, they give a Great Yarmouth address where Companies House lists a Lowestoft registered office, and the ADR provider is still 'being finalised'. Ticket prices are low, but caps run to 199,999 and some instant wins pay out in site credit, so check the odds on each listing before buying.

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  • Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
  • Established track recordTrading since 2020 · 6 years
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Quick facts
Operator
Carp Hunter Giveaways
Specialism
Carp-fishing tackle draws (bait boats, reels, bivvies, bite alarms, bait) plus site credit, Amazon vouchers and some cash alternatives, with instant wins.
Established
2020
Our rating
★ 4.5 / 5
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About Carp Hunter Giveaways

Carp Hunter Giveaways sells tickets for carp-fishing kit: bait boats, reels, bivvies, bite alarms and bait bundles, with site credit, Amazon vouchers and the odd cash prize alongside. The company behind it, Hunter Giveaways Ltd, was incorporated in May 2020 and trades from Great Yarmouth. Entries cost between 5p and £20, most under £5, and draws are announced live on the operator's Facebook page. Trustpilot shows 4.8 from about 620 reviews (October 2026), though only seven were left in the past year. The caveats are a thin recent review base and terms that need tidying.

Is Carp Hunter Giveaways legit?

Add the 4.8 Trustpilot score and the answer is yes. No reviewer in the past 12 months reports a prize going unpaid or arriving late, and no ASA ruling turned up. Winners are listed by name and ticket number, caps are visible on every competition, and the terms include a postal free-entry route with equal odds. Two points temper that: recent feedback is thin, and the September 2025 one-star review about a withdrawn cash alternative, described above, never received a reply.
Pros
  • +4.8 on Trustpilot from about 620 reviews (October 2026), 94% of them five stars; recent five-star reviews mention quick contact after a win and reasonable prices, and one (December 2025) says payout was on time.
  • +Hunter Giveaways Ltd, incorporated 29 May 2020, is still trading with accounts filed to May 2025 and a confirmation statement in May 2026, and the site's Terms of Use quote the company number.
  • +Each listing shows tickets sold against a published cap, and a previous-winners page names winners with their prize and ticket number across five pages.
  • +Entries start at 5p, free postal entry is written into the terms with equal odds for paid and free tickets, and the Responsible Playing section offers a monthly spend limit that can be set to nothing at all, plus account pause or closure.
Cons
  • −Only seven Trustpilot reviews in the past 12 months, and Trustpilot notes the company has not recently invited reviews, so the 4.8 is mostly older feedback.
  • −A September 2025 one-star review says a free-entry winner was offered a £28 cash alternative, sent ID and bank details, then was told the prize was item-only; the company did not reply.
  • −The winners page carries no dates or draw videos, the terms do not name the draw platform, and reviews from 2022 complain that familiar names keep winning.
  • −The terms are untidy: the promoter is named two ways, the terms give a Great Yarmouth address as registered office while Companies House lists Lowestoft, the complaints page words the address differently, the Responsible Playing support email is misspelled and the ADR provider is still 'being finalised'. Entry fees are non-refundable 'in any event' unless the promoter voids or cancels the competition.

How to enter Carp Hunter Giveaways draws

  1. Browse the active Carp Hunter Giveaways draws below and pick one that suits you.
  2. Click through to Carp Hunter Giveaways via our link and create an account if you don't already have one.
  3. Check the entry options — most operators offer a free postal entry route alongside paid tickets.
  4. Confirm your entry and note the draw closing date. Winners are announced after the draw.

Frequently asked questions

Is Carp Hunter Giveaways legit?+

The company number printed in the site's Terms of Use, 12633114, belongs to Hunter Giveaways Ltd, an active company incorporated in May 2020, so the operator checks out on the public record. Its Trustpilot score is 4.8, winners are named with ticket numbers, and no reviewer in the past year says a prize went unpaid. Recent reviews are few, so treat the score as mostly historical, and note the unanswered 2025 complaint about a cash alternative covered in the cons.

How do Carp Hunter Giveaways draws work?+

Timed competitions close at a set date and time, then a random draw picks the winner within seven days and the name is announced during a live draw streamed on the operator's Facebook page. Instant-win competitions reveal a result when you buy, and some instant wins pay out in site credit, and a Lucky Dip picks random tickets for a £5, £10 or £20 budget. The terms do not say whether a ball machine or software makes the pick.

Can you enter Carp Hunter Giveaways for free?+

Post an unenclosed postcard, first or second class, to Unit 9 Gapton Hall Road, Great Yarmouth, NR31 0ND, with your contact details, the competition and your answer to its question; clause 3.11 of the terms sets this out. You need an account on the website first, each postcard counts as one entry, hand delivery is refused, and the card must arrive before the closing date. The Fair Prize Draws section says free and paid entries carry the same odds.

How fast does Carp Hunter Giveaways pay out?+

Recent five-star reviews describe quick contact after a win, and one from December 2025 says payout was on time. A September 2024 reviewer says a £2,000 win was paid within 48 hours. One five-star review from March 2025 thought payouts slower than on other sites, and of two 2023 reviews, one says delivery took about two weeks, often after chasing, and another says items had not arrived because of a delivery problem. The terms give the operator seven days after the closing date to run the draw.

Is Carp Hunter Giveaways gambling?+

The terms call these skill-based competitions (clause 2.2): you answer a question, then a random draw (clause 4.1) picks the winner from correct entries. Paid entries still cost money for a chance at a prize, so set a limit. The Responsible Playing section covers that, with the monthly spend cap, pause and closure options described earlier, and lists Citizens Advice, National Debtline, Samaritans and Mind for support.

In their own words

“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”

Trust Notes

PDD Trust Score 4.5/5 · Trustpilot 4.8. The Trust Score rates how much risk an entrant takes on here, which is a different measure from Trustpilot's average. Strengths: every competition shows tickets sold against a published cap, a five-page previous-winners list names each winner with prize and ticket number, a posted postcard counts as a free entry with the same odds as a paid ticket, Hunter Giveaways Ltd (12633114) has traded since May 2020 with accounts made up to May 2025 and a confirmation statement dated May 2026, the Responsible Playing section offers a monthly spend cap plus account pause or closure, and no Trustpilot reviewer in the last 12 months reports an unpaid or late prize. What keeps the score from going higher: the thin recent review base; the unanswered September 2025 cash-alternative complaint; a winners page with no dates or draw videos and terms that do not name the draw platform; 2022 reviews doubting the draw because familiar names recur; the untidy terms listed in the cons (address mismatch, promoter named two ways, misspelled support email, no ADR provider yet). Checked 30 October 2026.

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