FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes — Tramway Path is a genuine business. We've been running competitions since 2020 and have given away approximately £7,500,000 worth of prizes. We've also been featured in a Channel 4 documentary and in leading newspapers including The Sun, The Mirror and Metro. You can read our Trustpilot reviews to see what past entrants and winners say about us.

We use Random.org, a trusted platform that generates random numbers from atmospheric noise, so every ticket has an equal chance,
ensuring prizes are awarded in accordance with the laws of chance. Each draw is overseen by an independent solicitor and streamed live for full transparency, with the winning number shared afterwards.

The winner is drawn at random electronically using Random.org, in the presence of an independent solicitor and streamed live on our social media channels. We'll call the winner personally on the day of the draw, and the winning ticket number is shared afterwards.

Yes — shopping on our website is completely secure. We use trusted payment providers and the same high-level security standards used by major online retailers. Your payment details are encrypted and protected, and we never store your card information. You can check out with confidence using major debit cards or PayPal.

The competition closes on 14th September 2026 at 11:59pm

This one's a stunner: a recently renovated semi-detached home in Bexleyheath, South East London, worth £650,000. Think 3+ bedrooms, a high-end finish throughout, a walk-in wardrobe, a double driveway, a garden, an outbuilding and brilliant transport links. Or choose a 500K property fund towards a property of your choice.

Once you buy a ticket, you're randomly assigned a ticket number, which is emailed to you. The prize draw is conducted in the presence of a solicitor and broadcast live on social media. If your ticket is drawn, we'll call you personally to share the news.

Click 'Buy now' to choose how many tickets you'd like. On the next page, enter your contact and billing details to complete your order.

All tickets are emailed to entrants, with randomly generated alpha-numeric ticket numbers. If yours hasn't arrived within 24 hours of purchase (or 7 days for postal entries), check your spam/junk folder first, then email contact@tramwaypath.co.uk for a duplicate.

Yes, we cannot accept entrants from the following countries:

• Bahamas
• Botswana
• Cambodia
• The Crimea region of Ukraine, and the so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics in Ukraine
• Cuba
• Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)
• Ethiopia
• Ghana
• Iran
• Pakistan
• Panama
• Sri Lanka
• Syria
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Tunisia
• Yemen

Yes, as the legal owner of the property, you are free to sell or rent it out after legal completion. There are no restrictions imposed by the Promoter regarding resale or letting.

This is usually down to the card type. We can only accept Visa debit and Mastercard debit cards. We also accept PayPal — but please note that credit cards aren't accepted, and you can't use PayPal Credit through PayPal either.

The more tickets you buy, the more chances you have. Keep in mind that every number in the draw has an equal chance of being picked. Please never spend money you can't afford to lose.

Yes. You must be 18 or over to enter any Tramway Path competition. That applies to paid ticket bundles, free site credit entries and the free postal entry route alike. The Instant Win Game is also 18 or over and is open to UK residents only.

Yes. Every entry whether submitted by post using our free entry route or purchased online, is assigned a ticket number and has an equal chance of being selected. Random.org treats every ticket number identically, regardless of how it was entered.

Weekly Giveaway winners are also selected using Random.org. We record the draw on screen and post it to our social channels so anyone can see the process and result for themselves.

Yes. Each draw is conducted live using Random.org and independently overseen by a solicitor, so the process can be witnessed in real time. The winning ticket number is shared publicly after the draw, and Random.org's draws are independently auditable, giving everyone confidence the result was fair and unbiased.