Sweepstaking is fun but can be a dangerous hobby for your computer if you don't take certain precautions. Your personal info may be at risk too. These tips are easy to implement to increase your personal safety while entering sweepstakes.

Don't get rid of your favorite soft drink bottles just yet. The My Coke Rewards program has tons of chances to win great prizes. Just enter the codes found on participating brands.

Your restaurant visits and shopping trips could be great chances to win prizes. Store surveys are easy to miss when you're in a hurry. But they're easy to enter online and offer cash prizes.

Woman's World magazine is a bestseller you've probably seen in a grocery store checkout. The website has tons of great giveaways and chances to enter. They also make it very easy to enter many drawings in just a few minutes.

You don't have to look any further than your own mail box for exciting opportunities for sweepstakes. Before you toss out or recycle the junk mail from national chains, local shops and advertisers - make sure you aren't throwing away an opportunity to win great prizes.

Are you looking for the perfect gift for the sweepstakes fan in your life but stuck on ideas? A gift basket full of sweepstakes supplies and treats is just the thing and they're easy to put together.

Better Homes and Gardens has been a well-know print magazine for decades. But it also has many online sweepstakes and contests to enter daily for cash prizes and other giveaways.

Online entries for sweepstakes have become very popular but mail-in entries haven't yet gone the way of the dinosaur. Learn what the best basic supplies for mail-in entries are to have on hand.

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Taxes stop some would-be sweepstakers from enjoying this hobby. But they don't have to chase you away from entering sweepstakes. It's important to make sure you know these two important values when tax time comes.