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We support charities with fundraising so they can keep making real changes in the world. Our vision at Omaze is to increase humanity's giving through the power of dreams. We do this by raising money for charity by offering people the chance to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences and dream prizes.
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3rd Floor, 1 Ashley Road , WA14 2DT, Cheshire, Altrincham, United Kingdom
- 0800 054 8048
- team@omaze.co.uk
- omaze.co.uk
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Has anyone ever won on this
Has anyone ever won on this, why does it feel like a scam? Why do the use the same picture for a house in Surrey that they are using for a house in bath?
Misleading Deadlines
Apart from hating the nasally voice-over artist on the TV ads, these people do nothing but extract money under what borders on false pretences. The manufactured "deadlines" are extremely misleading and seem to be added when Omaze are unhappy with Ticket sales. The only variation is a car or a cash sum, or some other eye-catching add-on; the intention is to secure more ticket sales, which reduces the chance of winning for those who have already bought tickets. Cynical in the extreme.
Always notified which charities are…
Always notified which charities are being helped by Omaze, I honestly thank god that these guys are helping so generously to make a massive difference.
Easy to get tickets for draws never won…
Easy to get tickets for draws never won anything yet.
Great way to change someone’s life
Think this is a great way to give to charity! but also a good opportunity to get something back for being so committed to Omaze & to give to those less fortunate in life.
But question is has any common folk ever won Omaze competition? . I hope to win but winning any thing this day and age is like finding a needle in a haystack!
Rather do Omaze than put lotto on . Good luck to all those on Omaze .
Confusing....
Subscribed to the monthly house draw and millionaire. But this did not happen in reality and took 3 days and two phone calls to find out.
I still don't know what's going on and so will just ensure nothing leaves my account in a month's time and don't do anything else with Omaze.
Dreams for everyone!
Wouldn’t do Omaze competition again
Wouldn’t do Omaze competition again, even in helping out with a charity.
Very misleading info, in the emails they send.
Tell you, you have won a prize, when in fact, you are mislead into subscribing with them, & paying a regular fee. No prize won at all!!
Bought ticket tried to check if I had…
Bought ticket tried to check if I had won and couldn't find results
Every entry supports charity, the house is the bonus
I've been entering Omaze for a while now and, like everyone else, I hope one day I'll be the lucky winner. Every draw gives you the chance to dream a little, whether it's a stunning home or one of the other amazing prizes.
What keeps me coming back, though, is knowing that every entry also helps support worthwhile charities. Even if my name isn't drawn, I know my money has contributed to causes that genuinely make a difference.
The website is easy to use, the properties are incredible, and the draws are always exciting to follow. Hopefully this week will be my week, but if not, I'll still know I've supported some fantastic charities along the way.
very easy to understand.
Since 2020
Since 2020, I have been participating, but I have had no luck.
I have noticed that the majority of winners are white, hence I stopped playing.
I’ve followed Omaze for a while now and…
I’ve followed Omaze for a while now and really admire what they do. They run things clearly and fairly, and it’s wonderful to see them give life-changing prizes while supporting good causes along the way. Their customer team is helpful and responsive, and everything feels open and trustworthy. Even though I haven’t won yet, I know my support goes towards something positive. Highly recommended!
Easy to set up & use
NOT HAPPY DIDNT WIN THE HOUSE
You make people's dreams come true
Pleasant,efficient fitter
Pleasant,efficient fitter. No mess left. Kept me informed of procedure throughout.
Fantastic Prizes and a great way to…
Fantastic Prizes and a great way to give to a charty
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