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These draws become unlocked as you build your Bonus. Your Bonus is a side-pot that is added to your winnings whenever you win a prize on any of our postcode draws. There are a few ways you can build up your bonus and maximise your wins:

Visit the Main Draw, Video Draw, and Survey Draw each day for 3p
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After a week or two this can really add up. Our biggest ever winner had an incredible bonus of £8,650.21, so it just goes to show building your bonus can really pay off!

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Welcome to the web’s biggest free daily lottery! I created Pick My Postcode a few years ago and I had no idea I would be giving over away to total strangers, but that’s the internet for you!

 

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Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.

Today,  potential winners can claim a total prize pot of . The next draw is at , but why not have a look around while you’re waiting and get acquainted with our FAQ’s.

 

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Can You Find This Postcode #39

Do you know this Postcode? Join the Hunt!

Can you name the postcode where this photo is taken from and the place in the photograph?
This one was taken and submitted by one of our lovely members.
If you want to submit any postcode hunt photos, send them into admin@pickmypostcode.com.
Comment your answer on the blog, if you can!

Postcode Hunt #39

In the spirit of fair competition, please do not use reverse image searching or google lens to find the postcodes.

The answer is: Dean’s Bridge, Queensferry Road, Edinburgh, EH3 7UA

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  • Didnt get email today, dont know if microsoft are blocking them again?

  • Thur. 14th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Salander Crescent, Wistaston, Crewe, Cheshire East, CW2 6SA - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • I often yet cheated out of payment but I can't be bothered to complain I'm not here for the money it's just a bit of fun I don't need the money ♤♡◇♧

    • Please do contact us if and when external surveys don't pay the reward offered.

      Our FAQs explain more about external surveys, including how we can help if you have reached 80% completion or beyond:

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/89-surveys

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/category/102-surveys

    • https://youtu.be/AXf-wHT_SCY

  • 134 £100 prizes on the evening draw but…Only 11 claimed so far. 😔

    • Found at the foot of every page between 6pm-2am: https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/16-what-are-the-different-draws

    • Just shows the help that is offered in the FAQ is totally ignored by most.

  • To whoever stole my camouflage jacket and flip-flops, I'm warning you. You can hide, but you can't run!

    • 😂😂😂

    • 😂😂 !!!

    • 🤣🤣🤣

    • Very funny. Made me laugh out loud.

    • Invisible Assets?

    • 😊

    • I went to the market to buy a camouflage jacket, but I couldn't see any.

    • I like it :)

  • An officer speaking to one of his men:- "Private Smith, I never saw you on camouflage training this morning. Well done!"

    • 😂😂

  • I have been doing this for years and not won i have £85.05 please let me win

    • Do you mean there’s a queue forming 🤣🤣

    • Colin with £11798.05 is up before us all. 😆

    • From the Forum Guidelines: "Choose one page to post each of your unique comments. Don’t cut and paste the same comment into lots of different pages. These will be considered duplicates and may be removed."

      I will leave this up as there have been replies to it, but please do not continue to post duplicate messages. You can check answers to your threads in My Account>My Comments or by using this link: https://pickmypostcode.com/account/my-comments/

    • You posted the same on the Stackpot page yesterday, and admin answered you.

      I'm afraid posting your postcode and begging doesn't work.

    • Mate, I have £747.24, I'm first 😉

  • Wed. 13th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Cedar Avenue, Fleetwood, Lancashire FY7 7PU- have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Bit long, but silly.....

    Albert Einstein was making the rounds of the speaker's circuit and was expected to make yet another after-dinner speech. However, he really wasn’t in the mood for another long session and said so to his chauffeur.

    Now, the two were very similar in both manner and appearance, and the chauffeur said, "I've heard you give this speech so many times. I'd bet I could do it for you."

    Laughing loudly, Einstein agreed and when they arrived at the venue, Einstein donned the chauffeur's cap and jacket and happily sat in the back of the room to observe the proceedings.

    The chauffeur gave a wonderful interpretation of Einstein's speech, even answering a few questions on the subject. Then an extremely pompous professor stood and asked a question, completely off-topic, about anti-matter formation, digressing here and there to let everyone in the audience know that he considered himself to be the only expert on the subject.

    Without missing a beat, the chauffeur fixed the professor with a steely stare for a moment and then, shaking his head slightly, sighed and said, "Sir, the answer to that question is so extremely simple. In fact, I will let my chauffeur, who is sitting in the back, answer it for you."

    • Nowadays 1-0-1 = 5

    • Enver, just so.

      Similarly, I recall being told "everyone knows 1-1=0 but a mathematician keeps in mind that 0=1-1"

    • A very good twist that I remember on here before but many might not have seen previously.

    • 😂

    • 😂

    • 😊

    • Anti-matter plus Matter = nothing.

      Most processes are reversible...

      So in theory everything can be created from nothing.? (God did it).

    • Yes a bit silly but some peeps won’t have heard it before, 👍

  • Tues. 12th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Chapel Lane, Ravenshead, Nottingham NG15 9DA - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • I've got a reply to my appeal about the £100 parking fine from Euro Car Parks. They sent a picture of the reg number I'd typed into the machine. I had typed a U instead of a V. But I've got away with a £20 admin fee. Glo's fault for being in such a hurry.

    Yesterday I spent the remains of a Hungry Horse voucher. As we walked in we were told there weren't any chips. We had sausage and mash each as it was one of the £6 deals. Came with peas and a Yorkshire pudding. A coffee and a Coke cost almost as much as a meal.

    • That's a good point ANN. The worst for me are the number zero and a capital letter o, which can look virtually identical, depending on the font.

    • I have never understood why letters and numbers are used that are similar. You'll often get a string of random digits including upper and lower case and it's often not possible to copy and paste, they have to be repeated, which can be almost impossible when it's a long string. There has to be a way of avoiding using certain ones. But there again we're talking about humans setting these things up.

    • My daughter had a similar problem by typing a zero instead of the letter o (or vice versa) on her ringo app. Easily done, but as she had emails and texts from ringo she did get let off.

    • It's often difficult to see the screens on these machines, if the sun is shining on them. I hate parking machines

    • Great result Shyboy, well done for not giving up.

    • Not to bad, well worth the appeal.

      I had issue with carpark in Manchester, just outside the centre. It was what I would call a bomb site. Found a space, went to machine, not working, trudged to another at opposite end. After muddling through I got my ticket.

      Week later, a fine arrived, 'parking without a valid ticket'. They sent timed and dated photo's. It appeared I had parked for to long before purchasing ticket. I sent a strongly worded reply to M'cr City Council, berating them for scaring of folk putting money into business'. And, ranted I, going by the times of the pictures the parking attendant followed me around to the broken machine so should have warned me.

      They replied. I wasn't overtime, I had entered reg' number incorrectly ! 🫨

      949 instead of 946. As I had technically paid for parking, they withdrew the fine.

    • Well done for persevering Shyboy👍

    • Not too bad an outcome in the end then, Shyboy.

  • A chap sees an advertisement in a pet shop window: "Talking Centipede: £100" and, curiosity getting the better of him, he buys it. As soon as he gets home, he opens the box and asks the centipede if he wants to go for a beer. The centipede doesn't answer, so he closes the lid, convinced he's been swindled. Thirty minutes later, he decides that before returning it to the shop, he'll give it one more go.

    This time, he raises his voice and shouts, "Do you want to go for a beer?"

    The centipede pokes his head out of the box and says, "I heard you the first time. I'm putting on my shoes!"

    • 2 male centipedes are watching a female centipede walking by, one says to the other "Cor, what a lovely pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, pair of legs, ..."

      ======================

      What goes 99 clunk?

      A centipede with a wooden leg.

    • Never heard that before and it was brilliant, thanks for cheering me up, just what the Dr ordered! 🤣😂🤣😂

    • Yes - very old but still made me smile.

    • 😂

    • I heard both of them back then too.

    • 😄

    • Reminded me of about 70 years ago and I was asked, ''What goes 99 clump?''

    • 🤣🤣

    • 🤣🤣

    • 😀

    • An oldie but made me smile, thanks PicklesTheKat 🐈

  • Mon.11th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Lansdowne Road, Pakefield, Lowestoft, Suffolk NR33 7EP - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

    • Long time ago I lived in a Lansdowne Road - but that was in Stanmore Middlesex now Greater London.

  • Sun 10th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Betenson Avenue, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 3EP have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Some of us are so old, we can remember going a whole day without taking a picture of anything.

    • A road near where I live has laburnum trees all along one side. They are in full bloom at present and look beautiful.

    • I had intended to make a series of calendars of sunsets, clouds, trees etc as part of Christmas presents, until I did one and used nearly a whole coloured ink cartridge. I did the next lot on Photobox - much cheaper, no hassle or wastage, but the blighters won't stop pestering me now.

    • Read your post Beth8it! and know what you mean about photographing beautiful trees. Earlier today, on a walk, took a couple of lovely photos (on my phone!) of a magnificant Horse Chestnut tree which was full of wonderful pink flowers.

    • samandi - I know exactly what you mean but I'm actually looking at a new case.. BTW is Sam the photogenic cat?

    • Beth8it, with her comment about photos of beautiful trees, brought back a memory of my late husband. He was a keen photographer, but rarely took photos of people. He once asked me to go and stand near a tree, to be photographed. I was very happy that I was the centre of attention, for once, until he added, "Having you in the photograph will show the height of the tree better,"

      He was using me as a measuring pole!

    • Our wedding photos are in black and white.

    • Barrie, get a length of cord, make a loop big enough to fit your wrist, then tie the end around your stick leaving enough length between wrist and stick to be comfortable ( as you have with walking poles.) Hope that makes sense, At least I know what I mean 😄

    • I never use my phone to photograph anything because I have a nice compact in a case on my belt.

      That said I don't wear it all the time anymore as I now carry a stick in case I need it so I have to drop it to the ground or lean it somewhere.

    • I take dozens of photos on my phone - download (upload?) onto the computer and about once a year, because I hate doing it, I move them into the files. I have things like Unusual or Beautiful Trees, Clouds, Sunrise & Sunsets, hardly any with people on. Lots with my horses and previous dogs, plus, of course, the current Puppy Photos file. I would love to use my husband’s camera that I bought him, but find the darned battery is so unreliable and lets me down unexpectedly - plus, of course, phones are quicker and always in my pocket anyway when I am dog-walking.

    • I remember so many times when I was a child, my father would say "you'll laugh on the other side of your face". I'm guessing he must have taken twice as many photos as other people to get both sides in. The same for my mother's pics as she had eyes in the back of her head.

    • Barrie, Just think he was trying to get a reaction from me. (Which he never got) Luckily for me, he never did it when we started going out.

    • I had a collection of four maybe five box cameras & sometimes used colour film in them but as Shyboy said not often. I no longer have any idea where the camera are.

      @Happy - Couldn't he wolf whistle?

    • Loved your happy (I hope) story Happy! 💞

    • My dad (b 1909) developed his own photos until the 1970s when he went over to Agfa colour film with processing to slides prepaid.

    • My dad was born in 1917 and I still have his box Brownie camera he had for his 21st birthday before going off to fight in WW2. He was still using it well into the 70’s & getting the film developed at the local village chemist. Happy, that is so lovely.

    • I used to walk to school too but rode my bike when I had one. If, on the odd occasion, I used 2 buses to get to and from school it only cost an old penny (1d).

      As for photography I still only have about 4 pictures on my phone. Never really got into taking photos as my family didn't like them being taken and very often turned their backs

    • I remember those simple days, too. I still have the box Brownie camera my mum received as a 21 st birthday present in 1930

      Photography was quite expensive, in my youth, and it was maddening to pick up your photos and discover that half of them weren't any good.

      I'm still a useless photographer, and rarely take any photos.

    • My dad when I was a child used his Brownie camera, before he updated it. And my dad always got his film developed in Boots.

      I also walked 2 miles to school and back 4 times a day, at lunchtimes a young guy used to kick his football at me, as I passed the garage where he worked, I would ignore him as brought up to ignore strangers, 2 years later he became my boyfriend and is now my husband lol.

    • Barrie, I'm older than you so I remember only taking pictures on holiday, then it was a week before they came back from the chemist. Oh those black and white days.

    • How true😊 ...and we actually walked to school! lol

  • Good job I watered the garden yesterday, I would have got wet if I did it today. I put the washing out this morning as the forecast was a slight chance of rain this evening. It started at 10.30am whilst I was waiting for Glo as she attended her church in Portsmouth.

    • I took a photo of our path where the edge of the Showers went across it - wet lawn, dry house.

      Anyway, Shyboy, don’t keep the rain to yourself - send some on over to me. A few drops don’t go far over here.

    • I remember dad saying "It's raining", I looked up & it wasn't The dividing line must have been the roof ridge.

    • Growing up we were always amused by those rain showers that only happened in the field next to the garden or only on our side of the ditch between us. I suppose there has to be an 'edge' to a rainstorm.

    • Once had my own personal raincloud, the only tiny one in the sky, but as soon as I went out it relieved itself on me.

      Another time I was driving along the M4 & there was a sudden torrential rainstorm for about 500 yards, it was like driving through a river, bone dry & sunny before & after, vehicles were aquaplaning with foglights & headlights full on & wipers on fast, You could see the wet tyre tracks on the tarmac where they drove out of it after.

      When there's a thick low cloud, I dash for cover when low flying planes go directly overhead to land, a few seconds after a sudden heavy shower falls due to its turbulence.

    • My wife is the only person I have known to water her garden when it's raining.

    • Although a lot better now you can't always trust the forecast. One day, when I was doing multi drop deliveries, the forecast was occasional showers. When I set off it was raining and all I can say is "That occasional shower" followed me around all day.

  • Some time ago, Jack broke the law and was sentenced to prison. Whilst there, he got along well with the guards and the other inmates. Even the warden liked Jack and believed him to be a decent man, deep down.

    After a year of observation and good reports, the warden arranged for him to learn a trade while serving out his sentence, and within 3 years, Jack had become one of the best carpenters in the whole county. As he was so good at carpentry and also a model prisoner, he was allowed day passes out to do jobs for the locals in the nearby town.

    One day, the warden decided he needed to remodel his own kitchen, but knew he didn't possess the necessary skills to build a new countertop with matching cabinets.

    He asked Jack to help.

    However, much to the warden’s surprise, Jack immediately refused.

    “But you’re an expert, Jack, and I really could use your help,” said the warden.

    “Well, Sir", Jack replied, "I am sorry. I'd really like to help....…

    …but counterfitting is what got me here in the first place.”

    • Oh good grief!

    • 😂😂

    • 😂

    • :-) :-)

    • 🤣🤣

    • Funny.

    • Heard it before but still like it.

    • .😄

  • Sat. 9th May - Mini Draw - CLAIMED - congratulations to the member using: Wycliffe Road West, Coventry, West Midlands CV2 3DZ - who has claimed their £100 prize + bonus payment. Hope they had a good bonus 🥂🍾

    • I’ll still be up anyway but at least I can ignore the ringtone.😇

      Nice to see the claimed ones.

    • Early night tonight, Flower power? No need to stay up 'till 2am.

  • Honestly £1000 top prize it's getting as bad as the normal lottery, should be a lot of smaller prizes to give people like me who has been playing for 13 long years and not a sniff, yep I know it is a game of chance but some day's I actually really wonder if my postcode is even in the draw, plus 3 BS in stack pot!!!!!! Saturday whinge over, one day! fingers crossed.

    • Natalie - It is a lot of smaller prizes. It's 5 x £200 daily prizes which have accumulated to be £1000 because the first four days winners didn't claim. Fortunately, it's now been claimed, so back to £200 tomorrow.

    • But it's only a rollover because it's not been claimed! Only rarely happens.

      If you can comment on here, you're in the 9 draws a day, and you'll know that it's your ID number in the draw, not your postcode, so the 3 BS ones are simply random.

  • Time for a new Word Association?

    Breakfast……..

    • Olive

    • Oil

    • Liniment

    • Ointment - (from the poem Father William by Lewis Carroll).

      "In my youth," said the sage, as he shook his grey locks,

      "I kept all my limbs very supple

      By the use of this ointment—one shilling the box—

      Allow me to sell you a couple."

    • Sage

    • Herb

    • Basil

    • Brush

    • Daft

    • Silly

    • Sausage

    • Roll

    • Rattle

    • Shake

    • Milk

    • Maid

    • House

    • Dog

    • Walk

    • Plank

    • Board

    • Over

    • Holidays

    • Haven

    • Shelter

    • Kennel

    • Dog ('s)

    • Dinner

    • Roast

    • Potato

    • Jacket

    • Suit

    • Case

    • Display

    • Arrangement

    • Flower

    • Bed

    • Room

    • Changing

    • Life

    • Circle

    • Dress

    • Party

    • Surprise

    • Reveal

    • Emerges

    • Surfaces

    • Sides

    • Two

    • One

    • Republic

    • Nation

    • Caribbean

    • Island

    • Isle of Wight

    • Danger

    • Glider

    • Hovercraft

    • Skirt

    • Pencil

    • Point

    • Interest

    • Human

    • Person

    • Man

    • Space

    • Time

    • Dinner

    • Jacket

    • Potato

    • Hot

    • Chocolate

    • Option

    • choice

    • Decide

    • Determine

    • Resolve

    • Bottle

    • Milk

    • Maid

    • House

    • Reptile

    • mammal

    • Stoat

    • Weasel

    • Pop

    • Soda

    • Cream

    • Cake

    • Dundee

    • Crocodile

    • Baby

    • Viva

    • Hasta la

    • Vista

    • View

    • Lands End

    • John O'Groats

    • Wick

    • Candle

    • Roman

    • Numerals

    • Digits 🐷

    • Mathematics

    • Numbers

    • Spreadsheet

    • Data

    • Bank

    • Tandem

    • Bike

    • Exercise

    • Train

    • Bullet

    • Gun

    • Nail

    • Toe

    • Thumb

    • Finger

    • Digit

    • Number

    • Letter

    • Mail

    • Post

    • Lamp

    • at Tiffany's

  • Fri. 8th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Arbour Lane, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 7SD have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Update Noon 8th May: Microsoft are still blocking our daily reminders. If you use a Microsoft email for PMP, but have another email you can use, please consider updating this in your account settings. Please email admin@pickmypostcode.com if you would like help with this, or see the FAQ below. Thank you.

    https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/31-how-do-i-change-my-email-address-or-postcode

    We’re currently experiencing issues with Microsoft blocking our daily reminder emails for both Pick My Postcode and Win a Dinner.

    Please try adding chris@pickmypostcode.com / thebell@winadinner.com to your email contact list and your Provider’s Safe Sender’s List.

    Remember you do not need the email reminder to access the site. You can visit us directly.

    We also have suggestions so that members don’t have to rely on emails, listed in this FAQ article:

    https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/30-my-email-reminders-arent-coming

    Sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.

    • Is it a problem again? Didn’t get the email today

    • The issue was resolved with them a few days ago. Sorry for any inconvenience.

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/172-microsoft-are-blocking-our-emails

    • I wondered what had happened. Seems to be okay now.

      Shame they can’t do this with real spam emails!

  • I was at my daughter's, the other day, and asked if she had a newspaper. "This is the 21st century," she said. "We don't waste money on newspapers. Here. Use my iPhone." I'll tell you something. That fly didn't know what hit it!

    • I’ve passed it on, thanks for the chuckles. 😊 Hopeful2B

    • 😊😊 That’s a two-star one!

    • That’s a cracker

    • 😂

    • Heard it but it's a good one.

    • 😂😂

    • My niece doesn't listen to messages on an answerphone because it is too old fashioned.

    • Made me laugh. Was not expecting that punchline.

    • Still giggling :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

    • 😂

    • 😂

    • 🤣

  • I started my new job at the guillotine factory last week. The heads of the company are really involved, It's a great job, no matter how you slice it, The work is cutting-edge!, but the firing policy is extreme, & every employee is a basket case... Then I got a bit laid back & they gave me the chop. The way they did it made me lose my head, ...guess I wasn't cut it to execute the work..

    • I knew a guy who had lost his whole thumb on a band saw - classic case of pushing the piece of wood through by hand, thumb spread on one side of the wood…

    • @RoiRita - at jeasthe made some cutting-edge songs

      🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯🤣

    • My husband was a carpenter - I often had to either run him to A&E or got a call to collect him from there! Luckily he didn't lose any fingers.

    • I spend one day a week in a workshop with a bandsaw, a table saw, a planer thicknesser and various other woodworking tools - for a joke, I put a sign on the wall that reads -

      HEALTH & SAFETY NOTICE

      DO NOT TOUCH MOVING PARTS WITH REMAINING FINGERS

    • That reminded me about a visit to a woodworking factory I visited as a child. I don't think there was one worker there who had two full hands of fingers. No health and safety to worry about at the time.

    • 😂

    • 😊

    • 😂

    • :-)

  • Thurs. 7th May - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using: Llanpumsaint, Carmarthen, Wales, SA33 6BY - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.