Contest Rules & Policies

I host giveaways and contests because I think it is fun to share new products and books with my readers and because I hope it builds reader loyalty.

Since I anticipate that giveaways will become a regular feature of Family Musings, I decided to outline a clear giveaway policy.
  1. There is no limit to the number of times you may win. I won't prevent you from winning just because you've won before.
  2. Sometimes I will use a random number generator or choose a winner and sometimes I will choose based on other criteria. I will always tell you in the contest announcement which one it will be.
  3. You do not need a blog to win, but you have to leave some way for me to contact you.
  4. Winners will be contacted via e-mail or in a comment on their blog and if they do not respond within 72 hours, the prize will go to another commenter, whom I will choose based on whichever criteria I care for a the moment.
  5. Each entry should be left as a separate comment. That means one comment for your first entry, 1 comment for your link back to my giveaway, and 1 comment letting me know if you are subscribed to my feed or e-mail.
  6. Entering my giveaway means I will have your e-mail address. I will NOT sell or giveaway this information to ANYONE. However, I may use it to contact you about future giveaways and news about Family Musings.
  7. I reserve the right to change these rules as necessary to facilitate smoother giveaways.
Thanks for reading and good luck!

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If you would like me to host a giveaway for one of your products, please send an e-mail to familymusings (at) gmail (dot) com. I am particularly interested in reviewing books, products for young children, and items that make a woman's life easier, whether she is a mom or not.

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