Acorn Fun

1. Prepare Your Envelope Use a #10 envelope (standard business envelope). Handwrite your return address in the top-left corner. Write the words “Sweepstakes Credits” on the front of the envelope. Address the envelope to: Acorn Fun P.O. Box #8208 Manchester, NH 03108 Place a valid postage stamp on the envelope. 2. Prepare Your Request Card Use a plain postcard or white paper cut to 4” x 6”. The card must be: Unfolded Blank and unlined On one side only, handwrite the following in this exact order: In the top-left corner: Your unique Postal Request Code (12 digits, single-use, valid for 30 days). ⚠️ Each code can only be used once and must be generated from your own account. Directly underneath the code, write: Your full name (exactly as on your government-issued ID). Your email address (registered to your game account). Your residential/return address (registered to your account). Then, write the following statement (handwritten exactly as written): I wish to receive Sweeps Coins to participate in the Sweepstakes promotions offered by Acorn Fun. By submitting this request, I hereby declare that I have read, understood and agree to be bound by Acorn Fun's Terms and Conditions and Sweeps Rules. 3. Assemble and Mail Place one (1) request card per envelope only. Combined requests in packages/parcels are not valid. Seal the envelope and mail it from the same state or province as your verified account address. 4. After Mailing Each valid envelope earns 2 Sweeps Coins credited to your account. Coins may take time to appear after receipt. Handwriting must be clear and legible — if unreadable, your request will be rejected. Only you can send the request. Requests sent by third parties or services are invalid. Postal Request Codes cannot be shared — each one is unique to your account. ⚠️ Important Rules to Remember No automation, printing, or outside services are allowed. Your request must match your verified account details. If you don’t use your Postal Request Code within 30 days, it expires. Using someone else’s code (or sharing your own) will result in disqualification.