Is Filling Out a Form Online Considered a Valid AMOE?
Usually, yes. An online form is one of the most common ways to offer an alternate method of entry (AMOE), along with sending an email or mailing a postcard. For it to count, it generally has to:
- cost nothing to use
- be open to everyone eligible for the paid route, for the whole promotion
- give free entries the same odds and value as paid ones
- be clearly explained in your rules
The details differ by country and US state, so read our No Purchase Necessary guide and check with a lawyer before you launch. We can't give legal advice.
In Gleam, the free entry form is built in:
- Open the paid Action on your How to Enter tab (a Custom Action, Eventbrite event or venue, or Bonus for Twitch Subscribers).
- Tick A Purchase or Donation is Required to Complete This Action.
- Save. We add a free entry alternative to your Terms & Conditions and show the form only to entrants in countries that require one.
The full setting is on the How to Enter tab.
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