What is the text number for ITV This Morning competition?

81119
SMS text – send an SMS text with or without the keyword WIN to 81119; up to fifteen (15) paid entries per phone number.

How will I be contacted if I win an ITV competition?

If you wish to obtain answers to any ITV competition after winners have been drawn please send an email with the show name, the date the show was broadcast and the question to [email protected] or call 0344 88 14150. 9.

How do you text GMB?

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How do you enter the This Morning competition?

We will be running this competition on the show and all you have to do it enter via our This Morning app! Once you have downloaded our app, simply go to the ‘WIN’ section, fill out the form and you will find our password of the day.

How do I send a message to ITV?

Complaints or comments about ITV’s programmes which should be raised with Viewer Services ([email protected]) who can also be contacted by phone on 0344 88 14150 (option four).

Why is postal entry free?

The postal option Most people enter on-air competitions by text or perhaps online, but there is usually a fee attached to that, because the competitions are revenue-generators for the broadcaster and the free postal route ensures the promotion remains within the Gambling Act 2005.

What is GMB chat?

Think of GMB Messaging as a form of instant messaging. When you activate the Messaging feature, customers will be able to see a Message button on your GMB listing. The button is visible when your profile comes up in both Google Search and Google Maps.

What is This Morning spin password?

Once you have downloaded the app, head over to the WIN section, fill out a form and discover the password for today. The competition closes at 9.30am each day, so make sure you’re online to fill out the form first thing. The passphrase for Thursday (March 24) is “Ay Caramba”– so make sure you’re ready!