About The Fair Entry Project.

We represent people who entered a promotion in good faith and didn't get a fair entry — a fair shot at the prize, the rules, or the process they were promised.

Deceptive giveaways are widespread and rarely enforced. Promoters collect entries and data, then disappear — without awarding prizes or honoring posted rules.

Individual participants rarely have the means to pursue them. The dollar amounts are too small for traditional litigation, the legal path is unclear, and platforms are largely shielded from liability.

We aggregate individual claims and pursue them through formal correspondence. This makes it possible to recover compensation participants would otherwise never see.

We represent individual participants in claims against deceptive promoters. A participant reports a promotion through our intake form. Our team reviews the facts. If the claim qualifies, we execute a contract and send a formal demand to the promoter.

Settlements are collected, we deduct our contingency fee, and send the rest to the participant.

The Fair Entry Project is operated by licensed attorneys and a small in-house team. Every matter is handled by an attorney admitted in the relevant jurisdiction. Participants are told who their attorney is before any contract is signed.

The Project retains the contingency fee on each recovery. This allows us to pursue matters in multiple states without requiring participants to engage a new firm for each jurisdiction.