Prize Package Question

[GR_Man_9009]

If a pricing game offers a prize package, and you win it, do you have to accept all the prizes, or can you accept some of them while declining others?

[CBSpromoman]

Generally, you'd always have the option to decline prizes. When they talk about a "prize package," that's normally just said before they reveal the total value in games where you don't have to guess that figure to win the game.

[MSTieScott]

Yes, you can decline individual prizes. For example, if the prize package is a dining room with dinnerware, the collection of dining room furniture is treated as one prize and the collection of dinnerware is treated as a separate prize. A winning contestant could choose to decline just the furniture or just the dinnerware.

A winning contestant cannot accept only part of what makes up an individual prize, though. So, for example, a contestant could not choose to accept only the table and four of the six chairs while declining the hutch -- it's all of the furniture that was in the manufacturer's prize plug or nothing. Similarly, if a contestant wins four Kate Spade handbags, they have to accept all four or none at all -- they can't choose to take only one or two of the handbags.

[Grand_game2004]

good information for if I ever make it to California and try to get on TPiR at some point.