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Top prize odds 1 in 2,500

Winners on Trustpilot mostly describe cash alternatives landing within hours to a couple of days, and none alleges a missing prize, a refund dispute or a rigged draw; the profile reads 4.9 from about 110 reviews…

Top prize odds 1 in 2,500

Quality Time is a UK competition site built around holidays. The live board on 30 October 2026 had six draws priced from 99p to £2.99, among them a seven-night Maldives trip or £3,500 and an instant-win 'Holiday Kitty' with a stated 1 in 4 chance. The promoter, LM MGMT Limited (15413582), was incorporated on 15 January 2024 and shows as Active at Companies House, with that number printed in both the footer and the terms. Trustpilot shows 4.9 from about 110 reviews (October 2026). Many come from winners: they took the cash instead of the holiday and mostly report it arriving within hours to a couple of days, though two reviewers needed a few emails first. No reviewer says a prize went unpaid. The single 1-star review, from March 2025, calls the reviews fake; the company replied that the reviewer had never bought a ticket. Each competition page states the total tickets and a per-customer maximum, draws close on time whether or not they sell out, and clause 3.11 gives a postal free-entry route. The weaker points: the Past Winners page offers testimonials instead of a record of who won, so the only proof of each draw sits on Instagram and Facebook; responsible play stops at one FAQ sentence, with no spend cap to set; and the company is under three years old with 29 reviews in the last year. Keep stakes small until the site publishes its own draw records.
We run no draws ourselves — this is an independent assessment from verifiable signals only. We never invent ratings, winner counts or prize values.
Quality Time names a real, traceable promoter: LM MGMT Limited (15413582, incorporated January 2024), which Companies House lists as Active. Its Trustpilot winners mostly report cash paid within hours or days, nobody there says a prize went unpaid, and no ASA ruling turned up. The catch is the winners record: proof of each draw lives on Instagram rather than the site, so start with small stakes.
You answer a multiple-choice general-knowledge question and buy tickets at 99p to £2.99; only correct answers go into the draw. Each page states the total tickets and a per-customer maximum. The draw runs live on Instagram using the Google random number generator, and the FAQ says a recording is posted to Instagram and Facebook afterwards. Draws close at the advertised time whether or not every ticket has sold.
Send a postal entry to Quality Time, PO Box 509, ME6 9 NU, first or second class, as clause 3.11 of the terms sets out. Each free entry must be posted separately, bulk entries in one envelope count as one, receipt is not acknowledged, and the FAQ says free entrants are not told whether their answer was correct, so check the published entry list. Entries that arrive after a cap is reached are not entered.
Quickly, by most reviews. Winners between December 2025 and August 2026 describe cash alternatives arriving within ten minutes, within 24 hours or within a couple of days, though two reviewers mention a few emails before the money arrived. Physical prizes such as bags and skincare sets are reported as delivered within days. The FAQ commits to payment within 7 days of contact, and the Maldives page says cash is transferred within 3 days of notification.
Usually. Clause 6.5 says the promoter may offer a cash prize, with the amount stated in the prize description. On the live board the Maldives and Nashville holidays carry a £3,500 alternative and the Las Vegas trip £2,500; the past-winners list goes up to a Maldives holiday or £10,000. Most Trustpilot reviewers who won a holiday say they took the cash.
“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”
PDD Trust Score 4.2/5 · Trustpilot 4.9. Strengths: an Active limited company (LM MGMT Limited, 15413582, incorporated January 2024) whose number sits in the footer and the terms; a 4.9 Trustpilot profile where winners mostly report cash alternatives paid quickly and nobody alleges a missing prize; ticket caps and per-customer maximums printed on each competition page; draws that close on time with no extension to sell more entries; a postal free-entry route under clause 3.11; no ASA ruling found. What holds the score down: no record of winners on the site, so draws can only be checked on Instagram and Facebook; one FAQ sentence in place of any spend cap or self-exclusion; a company under three years old with 29 reviews in the last 12 months and a Trustpilot notice that it has not recently invited reviews; no refunds, no complaints procedure and contact by email or form only. Checked 30 October 2026.

Top prize odds 1 in 2,500
