The competition said it had made a loss and that its terms and conditions were 'very explicit'
A woman who won a competition for a house in Nottingham's Park Estate worth £2million claims she was awarded just £5,000. Loretta, a schoolteacher from Radford, was announced as the winner of the prize draw in a video on the website of competition organisers Win My Home.
Win My Home did not respond when contacted for comment by Nottinghamshire Live. The prize draw, which ran between March and August, offered the chance to win a six-bedroom four-storey villa in Park Terrace. Speaking to Nottinghamshire Live, Loretta, who wished to withhold her surname, recalled the interaction. "Two people came and they said 'yes you've won' and I was like 'yes, where are my keys?'
"I entered it thinking this could be a new start, maybe it might happen." She also said she was receiving messages and being approached in the street by people who had seen her in the announcement video and thought she had won the house.
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