I'm not sure if anyone can help but if so please let me know
basically I just got back from the shops and I was buying some comp supplies - I got a pack of 50 blank postcards (only £1.99 from WH Smith - seemed a bit of a bargain!) as well as some decent black biros and a book of stamps. Anyway, what I'm wondering is whether when entering postal comps with a postcard, do I have to use the format whereby you separate the back of the postcard into two sections and write my contact details and any answer(s) on one side and the address im sending it to on the other. I only ask as the blank postcards I bought say that I'm to write the address on the front, where the picture/design would be on most (non-blank) postcards and the back is obviously blank.I seem to remember reading elsewhere online that its important that any postcard entries are written in the right format (*sigh* why do these things have to be so complicated?!).
I just don't want to write out my entries and have them be disqualified but it would obviously take me a long time if I were to sit and change it so they say 'address to be written on the back' and then edit them all individually to be separated into two columns etc... might take me half the weekend to do that for all 50 postcards! plus the place for the stamp is marked at the front - does it really matter? anyone know? im not sure whether to change them or just use them as they are... presumably their sold in this format so they must be accepted by some otherwise why sell them?! idk...










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