You can find lots of different types of property prizes in our competitions directory, but which one is your dream home? Your feedback could help future competition organisers make your wishes come true!

A manor house near the Dordogne river and an apartment in Paris = 1.000.000 € to win with the TREASURE TUBE. The Treasure Tube is a newly launched treasure hunt using the visual codes of pirates from long ago, who were unable to read or write; they used visual marks to remember their hiding places and where they hid their bounty. There is no need for knowledge of a language or a particular subject to succeed at this treasure hunt. Like the pirates of long ago to decode the enigmas of “theft”, you must rely on sharp eyesight, craftiness and imagination. Here, you must count steps, strides, or simply distances, and find landmarks. Each participant will receive the reproductions of two of Michel Becker’s paintings in real size (3,281 x 3,281 ft) delivered in a tube. They will serve as maps on which three tracing paper blue prints can be stacked. Be as daring as you want while fiddling with the maps: imagination will be you most useful quality. Of course, the solution does exist and must be found. To encourage the treasure hunters and to give substance to their theses, we will post visual clues from time to time on our website www.comcresus.com . Here, everything is feeling and imagination, and will allow all, irrespective of culture or language, to emerge victorious. The graphic clues are painted by the artist Michel Becker, who is also the illustrator of the famous treasure hunt “Sur la Trace de la Chouette d’Or” (“Searching for the Golden Owl”).

Whilst most of us realize we are making an emotional rather than logical decision when we enter a competition, could a logical formula be created to choose? If possible (and I believe with enough thought it is) perhaps we could more easily confirm our "gut" feelings?

Win a lovely £300,000 home in Surrey by playing Spot the Ball online. A maximum of 18,500 tickets will be sold in this prize competition, which ends on 1 July 2009. Each ticket costs £25 and gives you two chances of winning our home!

What have you got to LOSE ? Or should it be - What can you GAIN ? You could lose £20 , but then , you could Win A House for £20. Do we enter the lottery expecting to WIN ? or back a horse , play poker , enter a raffle , and think we will WIN ? What do you think ?

With many payment providers reluctant to process payments for prize competitions, identifying the right solution will often play a key role in the success of a house competition. This group is intended to encourage an open discussion to share your views and ideas about how to best handle payments online to run a successful property competition.

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