
According to a news release, the sweepstakes offers an opportunity for L.L. Bean cardholders to win a cash grand prize of $1 million. Sweepstakes entries are automatic when cardholders use their L.L. Bean Visa card, issued by Barclaycard US, for purchases. Entries accumulate, as well. So, the more that shoppers use their card, the more chances cardholders have to win.
Cardholders can accelerate their chances of winning by using their L.L. Bean Visa card for everyday purchases such as gas, groceries, utilities and retail purchases.


“Barclaycard US is excited to partner with L.L. Bean in its centennial celebration,” said Surinder Singh, general manager-US Cards, Barclaycard US. “Card members will be pleased that there is no cost or effort to enter and will see how easy it is to earn chances in the sweepstakes — by doing what they are already doing now — using their card to make purchases.”
Sweepstakes entries will be automatically entered for each purchase transaction made from March 5 through Dec. 31, 2012.
Using the L.L. Bean Visa credit card, cardholders will earn:
— Five entries for every gas purchase.
— Three entries for every other outside purchase where Visa credit cards are accepted.
— One entry for every L.L. Bean purchase.
There is no limit to the number of entries, no minimum purchase, all entries accumulate and entrants can win more than once. People who don’t have the card can also enter through the mail, without purchase and residents of all 50 states are eligible. Complete information about the sweepstakes is available at www.llbean.com/1million.
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