iPhone Giveaways
The most impersonated prize online. A real iPhone giveaway names the company running it, states which model and storage size, and publishes rules. Anything that says only "win a free iPhone" and asks for a shipping fee is collecting details, not giving away a phone.
Questions
- Are iPhone giveaways real?
- The most impersonated prize online. A real iPhone giveaway names the company running it, states which model and storage size, and publishes rules. Anything that says only "win a free iPhone" and asks for a shipping fee is collecting details, not giving away a phone.
- Would I owe tax on winning a iPhone?
- A iPhone is typically valued around $900, which is at or above the $600 threshold where a US company issues a 1099-MISC. A physical prize is taxed on its fair market value, so tax is owed even though no cash arrived to pay it with. This is general information, not tax advice.
- Is entering free?
- Yes. Every giveaway listed is free to enter with no purchase necessary, which is a legal requirement for a US sweepstakes rather than a courtesy. Never pay a fee to claim a prize.
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