Win a prize with BA’s ’12 days of Christmas’ competition

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• squillion says:

  14 Dec14 December 08:24

  Nothing very complicated about tracking IP or detecting multiple entries – so you can enter as many times as you like every day, just delete cookies first (you may also need to restart). But simple to (say) enter on both IE11 and Chrome or any other browser you might be using.

• Eastwood says:

  14 Dec14 December 08:27

  If you use InPrivate browsing mode in IE and FireFox you can have 4 goes at winning. So play once in each browser like normal and then hit Ctrl, alt,P and have another go.

  Still have not won anything but out of the list above.

• squillion says:

  14 Dec14 December 08:35

  Most routers give a different IP address upon restart, but you’d need to clear cookies as well first.

• squillion says:

  14 Dec14 December 08:58

  Just had another 10 gos 😉

  Nothing, as you might expect. Their cookie detector thingy does catch up with you as you go through the ones you’ve lined up, but I had 12 IE windows open and got to about number 8 before they caught me – and all 4 Chrome windows were OK.

  Easy enough to clear cookies & restart but can’t really be bothered lol

• Tim Millea says:

  14 Dec14 December 09:10

  Isn’t BA aware that the twelve days of Christmas start on Christmas Day?

  • Will says:

    14 Dec14 December 12:44

    Was thinking the same!!

• Steve says:

  14 Dec14 December 10:46

  I won a wash bag! Oh, never mind…..

• Ian says:

  14 Dec14 December 11:50

  Just played 10 times and got nothing!

• Henry Larsen says:

  14 Dec14 December 12:06

  I understand, of course, that Head for Points is ‘the UK’s leading site for Avios, British Airways Executive Club and more!’ However, there are readers (probably many) who are outside the UK. It would be nice if we could please be alerted to the fact, without having to delve the T&Cs, when an offer is only open to UK residents. Thank you.

  • John says:

    14 Dec14 December 12:48

    I doubt that Raffles looked very deeply into the T&Cs…

  • Rob says:

    14 Dec14 December 13:17

    Point taken. 80 per cent of readers are UK based (probably more, as some overseas readers are probably travelling Brits) but I will try to remember to point out when something is UK only.

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