Win $1,000 with Apple Pay
Is Win $1,000 with Apple Pay legit?
This is a sweepstakes run by a third-party advertiser in our network; Apple does not run or endorse it. You sign up with your email, complete a specified eligible offer, and receive one entry into a drawing for $1,000 via Apple Pay.
No purchase necessary. Official rules are shown on the entry page.
How it works
This is a sweepstakes drawing run by a third-party sponsor, not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple. The prize is a $1,000 payout via Apple Pay. You enter by registering an account with your email address and then completing one eligible offer. Offers like this typically invite you to sign up for a service, try a free trial, answer a few survey questions, or apply for a financial product,the specific offer will be shown on the entry page.
Here is what the entry process typically looks like from your side: you arrive at the entry page on mobile, provide your email address (this is a single opt-in, meaning you confirm your email once), then view the eligible offer and complete it according to its own terms. Once you finish the offer, the page will usually show you other partner offers you can skip. The entire process usually takes a few minutes.
After you complete the entry steps, you are enrolled in the drawing. Sweepstakes like this typically send confirmation emails to the address you provided, and you may receive marketing emails from partner companies whose offers you viewed or completed. A winner will be selected according to the official rules (shown on the entry page). The sponsor will contact the winner through the details you provided; do not expect contact from the advertiser unless you have won.
To stay safe, read the official rules on the entry page before you sign up,they explain the odds, draw date, and how the winner will be notified. Never share passwords, Social Security numbers, or financial details beyond what the entry form asks for. If you wish to stop receiving emails, use the unsubscribe link in any email you receive, or contact the sponsor through the entry page.
What the advertiser does not say
The advertiser does not state the prize value in US dollars, the exact odds of winning, or the date of the drawing.
What you need
- Location: US only
- Cost: Free to enter
- Device: Mobile required
- What you share: Email address
How to sign up
- 1Go to the entry page on your mobile device
- 2Enter your email address to register
- 3View and complete the specified eligible offer
- 4Finish any additional steps the offer requires
- 5You are entered into the drawing for $1,000 via Apple Pay
Pros and cons
Pros
- Free to enter; no purchase or payment required to get an entry
- Mobile-friendly entry process; completed in a few minutes
- Prize is paid directly via Apple Pay, a familiar payment method
Cons
- No promised prize; entering only gives you a single entry with undisclosed odds
- Requires completing a partner offer, which may involve signing up for a service or trial
- You may receive marketing emails from the sponsor and partner companies
Win $1,000 with Apple Pay FAQ
Is this sweepstakes real?
Yes, it is a sweepstakes run by a third-party advertiser in our network. However, this promotion is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple. Entering gives you one entry into a drawing, but there is no promised prize; the winner is selected at random under the official rules shown on the entry page.
Do I have to pay to enter?
No. Entry is free. However, you must complete an eligible offer as part of the entry process. That offer may require you to sign up for a service, apply for a product, or take other actions according to its own terms.
What happens if I win?
If you are selected as the winner, the sponsor will contact you using the email address and phone number you provided during entry. The prize is $1,000 paid via Apple Pay. The official rules on the entry page explain how the winner will be notified and when.
Will I get spam emails?
You may receive marketing emails from the sponsor and from partner companies whose offers appear during entry. All marketing emails include an unsubscribe link. Use it to opt out, or contact the sponsor directly through the entry page.
Is the $1,000 promised?
No. This is a drawing with undisclosed odds. Entering does not mean you will receive the prize. Only one winner will be selected according to the official rules.
