Are there legitimate contests to win iPads?

I checked out an article from ForeverGeek. Com about the ten best ways to win an iPad and although I have never entered a competition to try and win an iPad, I might now that I have read the article. The writer mentioned that a lot of iPads were pre-ordered by individuals and website companies for the sole purpose of being prizes for their competitions and a lot of these competitions give away free iPads every week or so.

I have copied the competition information for you and the link to this article can be found at the bottom of this answer. Digg is giving away 14 iPads — one every day for 2 weeks — in celebration of their new iPhone app. To enter, just follow @taptaptap on Twitter, and then tweet “The free @digg app comes to your iPhone!

They’re giving out 1 custom ColorWare iPad each day for 2 weeks to celebrate! http://bit.ly/diggapp”. PCMag is giving away a 16GB Wifi version.

Enter by following @PCMag on Twitter and tweeting “I want an iPad. € eForCity is giving away a 16GB Wifi. To enter, follow @eforcity and tweet “Just entered to win a free iPad.

Follow @eForCity and retweet to enter! Www.eforcity. Com/twittergiveaway.

Html#eForCityGiveaway. € Happy Owl Studio (maker of that awesome iPad case we featured a few weeks ago) is offering to increase the capacity and model of their iPad giveaway based on the number of entries they receive. To enter, fill out the form on this page and then follow the instructions there to tweet about it.

You can increase your chances of winning by re-tweeting any of their Tweets. PastorGear is giving away an iPad to one of their Twitter followers. Enter by following @pastorgearstuff and tweeting “Win a free iPad from PastorGear.Com!

Details: http://bit.ly/a2UBez”. Relevant Magazine is giving away two 16GB Wifis to one of their Twitter follwers (@relevantmag; retweet “Just entered to win an iPad from @RELEVANTmag & Craig Groeschel’s Christian Atheist! Follow & RT to enter: http://bit.ly/byHhGT”) and one of their Facebook fans.

Handbag designer Susan Nichole is giving away a 16GB Wifi. Enter by following @susannichole and tweeting “I ♥ Susan Nichole Handbags – Re-tweet and Follow @susannichole for a chance to WIN an Apple iPad -http://ow.ly/19Nwt” TechBargains is giving away a 16GB Wifi iPad to one of their Facebook fans. Become a fan to enter.

DealCatcher is giving away a 16GB Wifi to one of their Facebook fans. Week in Rewind is giving away an iPad for someone that either shares their contest link on Facebook or Tweets about it. Use the instructions on their website to enter.

If you’re willing to put more effort into it, there are plenty of other websites giving away iPads, but most of them require you to sign up for a user account and contribute some kind of content.. Just search Google for “ipad giveaway. € It seems that Twitter may be the number 1 place for iPad competitions!

Before you hand over any personal information, check to make sure there is a good privacy policy in place. Check how your information will be used, and be sure there is nothing that makes you uncomfortable before you sign up. Fake free iPad offers use hype to get people so excited that they won't look too closely at what they're getting into.

Don't let blinking graphics and overblown promises override your common sense. Some legitimate free iPad offers use advertisements to spread the word. Sadly, however, so do some iPad scams.

When you see iPad offers in ads, make sure to be extra-cautious to be sure you have found a legitimate offer. A common iPad scam is an ad or email that claims that you have already won an iPad in a sweepstakes that you've never heard of. Remember that one of the warning signs of sweepstakes scams is that you can't win sweepstakes you haven't entered.

If any offer claims you have won before you have entered, you know that you are being scammed. Now that we have the scams out of the way, here are five tips to help you find legitimate chances to win free iPads. There are lots of iPad sweepstakes to enter, but how do you find them?

I've compiled my favorites on the Free iPad Sweepstakes list. Google Alerts is a free service that alerts you by email whenever articles matching a specific phrase are detected by internet search engine, Google.

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