CSUK Competitions
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Enter the Dream Car Competition by selecting from a choice of over 50 brand new cars. Some cars come with up to £20,000 in cash – you even you get to choose your own colour and specification, or if you decide you don’t want the car then you can take the cash alternative. Or you can enter the Lifestyle Competition by selecting from the amazing prizes listed. Remember, there are only 999 tickets available for the Lifestyle Competition which really increases the odds of winning. Good luck to all our entrants!
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- hello@csukcompetitions.com
- csukcompetitions.co.uk
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