
600 Instant Wins | 10 Guitars | £6,000 of Total Prizes #2
Top prize odds 1 in 9,999

Nothing in the past year on Trustpilot falls below four stars, and the profile shows 5.0 from about 990 reviews.

Top prize odds 1 in 9,999
Guitar Gear Giveaway Limited (company 12046357) was incorporated in June 2019, is still listed as active with accounts filed to June 2025, and the footer and terms give the same Taunton address. Of the 103 Trustpilot reviews posted in the past year, none sits below four stars, and the 13 low reviews on the profile contain no complaint about a prize going unpaid or arriving late. Every competition page shows the cap, the number sold and the per-person maximum (one Epiphone Flying V page read 753 of 4,999 tickets, 499 per person, 24p each), live draws run on Mondays and Thursdays, and the winners page names each winner with prize and date. Draws go ahead whatever the sales, with no extensions or rollovers, and a Responsible Playing page lets you set a monthly spend limit down to zero. The biggest catch is the free route: one postcard per person per competition, dropped if paid tickets reach the cap first. Clause 4.5 refuses refunds in any event, a 499-ticket maximum on a 4,999-ticket draw lets one buyer hold about a tenth of the tickets, and six older reviewers (2021 to 2025) suspected the same names kept winning. There is no phone number and no complaints clause in the terms. Taken together, this reads as a well-run specialist site whose fine print favours paid, heavy entrants.
We run no draws ourselves — this is an independent assessment from verifiable signals only. We never invent ratings, winner counts or prize values.
Its record is strong: Trustpilot shows 5.0 from about 990 reviews (October 2026) with nothing under four stars in the past year, and the company behind it (12046357) has been registered since June 2019 and remains active. Winners are named on the site with prize and date, and no reviewer read reports a prize left unpaid. The main thing to watch is the one-postcard free-entry limit, followed by the high per-person ticket maximums.
Each competition has a fixed number of tickets and a per-person maximum shown on its page, for example 4,999 tickets with 499 per person at 24p each. Live draws run in the company's studio every Monday and Thursday at 6pm on Facebook and YouTube using a random number generator, with a re-draw if an unsold number comes up. Auto draws use the Think Zap random draw algorithm at sell-out or on the guaranteed date, and instant wins match your ticket against a pre-set list of winning numbers. The site says draws go ahead whatever the ticket sales, with no extensions or rollovers.
Post an unenclosed postcard to Guitar Gear Giveaway, Unit 6 Smalls Yard, Dellers Wharf, Taunton, TA1 1NU, as clause 3.6 of the terms sets out. It must arrive 48 hours before the closing date, and only one postal entry per person per competition counts, each posted separately. Entries are not acknowledged, and if paid tickets reach the cap first the postcard is left out of the draw.
Reviewers from September and October 2026 describe guitars and a £1,000 cash prize arriving within days of the draw, with tracking and delivery updates sent in between. Winners are contacted by email first, then by phone, text or WhatsApp, and under clause 6.3 you have 21 days from the draw date to claim. The company can substitute a prize of equal or greater value, and can swap in a cash prize if the prize becomes unavailable or circumstances beyond its control make that necessary (clause 5.5).
It runs paid-entry prize competitions and instant wins, and its terms (clause 12.1) say it complies with the Gambling Act 2005 in relation to prize competitions. Each ticket (14p to about £3.60 in October 2026) buys one number in a capped draw, so treat it as spending rather than investing and use the spend limit, pause and close tools described above.
“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”
PDD Trust Score 4.5/5 · Trustpilot 5.0. Strengths: the registered company has been active since June 2019 with accounts to June 2025 and a confirmation statement in June 2026, and the footer, terms and postal address all name the same Taunton unit; 103 Trustpilot reviews in the past year, none below four stars, and no low-star or recent review checked reports a missed or delayed prize; every competition page shows the cap, tickets sold and per-person maximum; live draws run twice a week on Facebook and YouTube with a random number generator; the winners page names winners with prize and date; free postal entry is in clause 3.6; a Responsible Playing page gives a monthly spend limit including £0, pause and close; no ASA ruling found. What keeps the score from going higher: the free route is a single postcard per competition and is excluded if paid tickets reach the cap first; clause 4.5 refuses refunds in any event; per-person maximums are high (499 of 4,999 on one page), and six older reviews between 2021 and 2025 suspected the same names kept winning; there is no phone number, the email is obfuscated and the terms have no complaints clause; the winners page carries no draw videos, which live on the social channels; Trustpilot notes the company has not recently invited reviews. Checked 30 October 2026.

Top prize odds 1 in 9,999