redlink1979 wrote: »@Lalayla Does the sender's e-mail looks legit? That's where I'd start looking.
Hrmm, do you have a URL that talks about this sweepstakes? As I mentioned, I have absolutely no recollection of entering anything like this. I do not enter online sweepstakes, and I'm wondering if somehow I was passively entered (say, by logging into the game or something?)
Hoping Gina or Jessica sees this today, if it is genuine, I'd go ahead and respond, but I am just very cautious about things like this online, as there are so SO many scams and fake mails and worse going around these days!
Thanks for answering, January1171!
Finally, every time you spend Event Tickets you’ve earned by doing in-game events (and not purchased directly from the Crown Store), you’ll earn bonus entries into the Season of the Dragon Sweepstakes, up to a maximum of 10! Check out the #SlayDragonsSaveCats page for more information on the Sweepstakes and its prizes, and view the official rules here.
DragonRacer wrote: »There was a Season of the Dragon Sweepstakes wherein folks got entries if they spent event tickets on feathers/berries, among other things, during a set timeframe a few months back. I thought one needed to actively enter their email address on ZOS's sweepstakes site, but potentially not?
At any rate, I'm jelly. I won nothing.
https://esossl-a.akamaihd.net/uploads/Events/SlayDragonsSaveCats/Sweepstakes/Rules/ZeniMax_ESO_Q4_2019_Sweepstakes_Official_Rules_EN.pdf
As others have said, it all seems to check out except for the part where you don't remember entering at all.
redlink1979 wrote: »@Lalayla Does the sender's e-mail looks legit? That's where I'd start looking.
Yes, inasmuch as it is mardenkane.com (A company I've never heard of, and isn't any domain that I've seen from ZOS, Zenimax, Bethesda, or anything like that - from promotional mails etc., related to this game in the past.)
ZOS_SarahHecker wrote: »redlink1979 wrote: »@Lalayla Does the sender's e-mail looks legit? That's where I'd start looking.
Yes, inasmuch as it is mardenkane.com (A company I've never heard of, and isn't any domain that I've seen from ZOS, Zenimax, Bethesda, or anything like that - from promotional mails etc., related to this game in the past.)
It's legitMarden Kane helps us notify winners and award prizes.
ZOS_SarahHecker wrote: »redlink1979 wrote: »@Lalayla Does the sender's e-mail looks legit? That's where I'd start looking.
Yes, inasmuch as it is mardenkane.com (A company I've never heard of, and isn't any domain that I've seen from ZOS, Zenimax, Bethesda, or anything like that - from promotional mails etc., related to this game in the past.)
It's legitMarden Kane helps us notify winners and award prizes.
Ohhh Thank you @ZOS_SarahHecker , and ALL you lovely community members who responded SO QUICKLY to this! You're awesome sauceI'll reply to the email now.
Thanks again everyone!
January1171 wrote: »
"Now that you know what to look for when being contacted about being a potential winner, how can you tell if you are contacted about winning a promotion administered by Marden-Kane? Look for the following:
The email or call you get will come from a Marden-Kane employee or email address. Our email addresses are always from mardenkane.com or mkpromosource.com. Our main phone numbers are 516-365-3999 or 847-283-0441 and our fax number are 516-365-5250 or 847-283-0442. If you have any questions you can contact us directly at either number or at expert@mardenkane.com."
(Looks like you got your answers thoughCongrats!)
Just to update anyone who cares, lol
I did call the number, and actually spoke to the same person who sent the mail, she did let me know they were the 'Administrators' mentioned in the .pdf rules, and confirmed the win is legitimate. So yay! (Now I can't be one of those people who says 'I never win anything!'
Heheheh