Dream car giveaway 8th July 26 Never in a million years did i think I would win as generally dont win anything ,i even thought scam at first .Still pinching myself aweek on . The guys are absolutel... See more
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Absolutely blown away, joined this competition page after following a sponsored ad. I ended up winning our dream car of a Volvo XC90, truly life changing experience. The process of collection was straight forward, everyone we met was so welcoming. They even serviced the car prior to collection. Fantastic experience from start to end.

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Great site always exciting competitions added every week I won the ps5 and thrustmaster bundle. My winnings arrived and the supply company sent the wrong sim wheel but the dream car giveaways team sorted it same day. Keep playing and hopefully win big

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It's great playing won some tools in the past and now a ninja bundle. Still not won a car yet but I will keep playing. Great group and easy and quick to sort any wins and a great app. I look forward to meet the team when I get a big win.

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Clearly the recent three time winner did not win legitimately three times in a row. The maths has been done, it simply would never happen.
To add insult to injury, Dream Cars is marking everyone's Trustpilot reviews as 'containing illegal or harmful content', just for raising the question over this whole fiasco.
Used to buy a raffle every few weeks but never again.

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Won a small prize but it made a big difference and I was paid within 12 hours. Really recommend

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Thank you to all that operate DCG! I simply could not have received better customer service/care!
I won a PS5 Pro Bundle via AutoDraw however decided to take the cash alternative - such an easy, no hassle process!!!!! … the Cash Alt. was in my bank as of 0915 on a Saturday Morning! Beyond brilliant.
Thank you so very much guys and girls at DCG! Great odds, prizes and above all else, 5*+++++ customer service! This is a legit company guys, I will continue to highly recommend to any would-be players out there!
Thank you so very much once again.
Best regards, William MacTavish

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It's an amazing site. My prize come in only a few days. Would recommend it to anyone better odds then the lottery.

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Well, it’s obvious something fishy is going on. To win competitions of that size and do it all in the space of a week is of course possibly mathematically, realistically however? You have to be extremely naive to believe any of the stuff being claimed by DC.
Dream car, why don’t you give us the % possibility of winning each of those individual competitions based upon his tickets bought, if you keep refusing to acknowledge other people’s evaluations. You claim it’s a better chance than what people have been saying but come on, the number is still more minuscule that anybody could even comprehend.

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Genuine guys, the website has been run excellent for a number of a years with life changing prizes including many fantastic cars. Not won anything myself but for me it's worth a flutter every now and then when something really cool comes up.

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Well well well..
1 in 670 million chance of winning 3 prizes in a week, No reaction on phone to winning, No dead numbers drawn in a 50 percent sold house draw? Waiting for the “statistics” and “we’ve given away x amount of prizes” 1 in 670 million is getting hit by lightning 3 times one after another , requested to close my account and delete my info, il wait for the downfall now and the rebrand in 2 weeks time

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Oof, there goes any trust. They had undersold draws and surprise surprise the same person wins three major draws the odds of which are infinitesimal. Their argument is essentially 'the odds are small, but not zero' but the odds are so far off of that happening that it is reasonable to deduce that they really just can't be trusted. Shame, no more purchases for me. Deleting account.
Edit after DCGs reply (and subsequent edits): They keep replying to people saying the odds aren't really all that that small for someone to win a house and two cars all around the same time (tell that to all those who have spent loads and won nothing), but without providing any numbers themselves. How about DCG try and tell us the odds they think it actually was? still millions to one.
I think they probably ought to stop their increasingly desperate attempts at justifying it

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Although I don't believe they are themselves dodgy, I will not be playing anymore since the triple winner. I wonder if poor computer security is more likely than the chance of one person winning those three competitions.
Probably a scam, better odds winning the euro millions than this guy winning 3 on the bounce. If it looks like a scam...

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Bull**** scam with the same person winning multiple draws. Either their algorithm is broken, or it's a scam..either way, it's not a professional outfit you can trust.

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BE WARNED.
Someone won 2 luxury car raffles AND the house raffle in A SINGLE WEEK (with cash prize equivalents totalling £710k). The odds of this happening through random chance is 0.000000149% — around 1 in 670 MILLION.
The probability of winning these draws is set out below, based on the number of tickets this individual purchased (confirmed by Dream Car Giveaways in an email) and entry lists for those raffles available on DCG’s website at the date of this review. (These entry lists confirm who entered and the number of tickets sold):
• Luxury house raffle (£575k cash equivalent prize) – the individual apparently purchased 506 tickets out of a total of 964,104 tickets sold. Odds of winning = 0.0525% (roughly 1 in 1,905).
• Audi RS6 (£65k tax-free cash equivalent prize – the individual apparently purchased 5000 tickets out of a total of 2,448,475 tickets sold. Odds of winning = 0.204% (roughly 1 in 490).
• BMW M3 (£70k tax-free cash equivalent prize – the individual apparently purchased 4,300 tickets out of a total of 3,126,454 tickets sold. Odds of winning = 0.1375% (roughly 1 in 727).
These raffles are independent – so the odds of winning ALL THREE at ANY point in time are extremely thin = 0.000000149%, or roughly 1 in 670 MILLION.
The odds of winning ALL THREE DRAWS in a SINGLE WEEK (the draws occurred on 24, 29 and 31 May 2026) are even more astronomically slim – though they cannot be accurately calculated based on the information publicly available (it has not been disclosed how many other draws he entered in that period or how many tickets he bought – and I frankly am not interested in searching the entry lists for this information).
Within 2 days of the final draw, Dream Car Giveaways said in an email to concerned customers that they’ve looked into it (well, that was quick!) and, although improbable, this guy’s wins are not impossible (true but I’m finding that hard to swallow). They say he was just lucky, bought a lot of tickets, entered a lot of draws, he’s not connected to anyone at DCG and there was no foul play.
You be the judge. The maths is hard to ignore.

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Starting to look really suspicious. Same guy keeps winning

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I've been entering the draws on DCG for about 15 months, the selection of prizes is the best in the business!
I was lucky enough to win £100 cash last year and the team at DCG couldn't have been better, the money was I'm my account within a couple of hours.
I don't mind seeing repeat winners, it's happened before and it'll happen again I'm sure.
I just hope I get a big win soon!

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Played for years and had to watch someone win 3 huge prizes in one week, the odds of doing so even with the max amount of tickets are so tiny you'd be many more times likely to win the lottery. Don't trust them anymore something somewhere isn't right.

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I've played with DCG for over 3 years, and not buying 1 ticket, I've spent over £30.000 in 3+ years (DCG can verify and confirm is true) buying hundreds even thousands of tickets on some competitions and never ever won a single one. So i am one of many spending thousands a month sometimes never to win. Then someone wins not 1 but 3 huge comps in 1 week. Is this possible? Yes, in a lifetime not in a week. You got more chances to win a jackpot at national lottery in a lifetime that winning those 3 competitions in a week from DCG, no matter how many tickets he had. I've had more tickets than him on hundreds of occasions and didn't win once.
Not saying they cheated, scammed, etc, just saying that's not possible mathematically in our universe. No way that can happen......

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Same guy keeps winning all the draws including the draws for free entries and then winning 3 massive prizes totalling 700K+ in one week? What blatant scam. 6 years of entering comps every week and not so much as a dream point yet I’ve seen the same names pick up multiple prizes over the years.
If it isn’t a scam it’s clearly another playground for the rich where people like myself are just transferring our hard earned pennies to the ever growing bank accounts of the wealthy. You’ve lost a long term regular customer here and I suspect I won’t be the only one.
Well done Dominic Carpenter Giveaways.

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