Family Dollar survey rules exist as a real document, and the surprise is whose name is on it. The Family Dollar Monthly Sweepstakes was sponsored by InMoment, Inc., the company running the survey, from an address in South Jordan, Utah. Five promotion months, one $100 gift card in each, $500 estimated retail value in total. That entry period ran through 2025 and closed on 31 December, with the last drawing in January 2026.
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Read the sponsor line first, because it is not what you expect
The document names InMoment, Inc. of South Jordan, Utah as sponsor. Family Dollar supplies the gift cards and the shoppers; the survey company runs the promotion and carries the obligations that go with it.
Count the promotion months
The sweepstakes is divided into five calendar month intervals, each one a Promotion Month with a single prize. That is five prizes and $500 in estimated retail value across a period whose outer dates span a whole year.
Check the date before anything else
The window opened at midnight Eastern on 1 January 2025 and shut at 11:59 in the evening Eastern on 31 December 2025. Drawings ran to January 2026. Everything in the document has already happened.
Note who was shut out
Nobody working for the sponsor, for MaritzCX, for InMoment or for Promotion Management Center, Inc. could enter, and the bar reached their contractors, their agents and the agencies and suppliers those companies use.
Check where you live against the wording
Eligibility ran to legal residents of the Continental United States aged 18 or over at the time of entry. Alaska and Hawaii sit outside that phrase, and almost no page covering this survey mentions it.
Understand the five-day clock on a win
Notification came by mail, phone or email. Failure to reply within five days of the original notification forfeited the prize to an alternate winner, so a dead contact address costs you the draw.
If something goes wrong
A site promised me $1,000 or $1,500
- Cause
- Those figures come from domains registered to capture the search
- Fix
- The readable ruleset gives a $100 gift card and a $500 total. Ask any page quoting more for its promotion period and its sponsor.
I thought Family Dollar ran the draw
- Cause
- The sponsor is the survey company rather than the retailer
- Fix
- InMoment, Inc. is named in the document. Family Dollar branding on the prize does not make Family Dollar the promoter.
The entry period looks like a full year but there are only five prizes
- Cause
- The sweepstakes was split into five promotion months rather than twelve
- Fix
- Both facts are in the same document. Outer dates of a year, five intervals inside it, one prize each.
I live in Alaska and was refused
- Cause
- Eligibility was written as the Continental United States
- Fix
- That phrase leaves out Alaska and Hawaii. Very few pages covering this survey mention the restriction at all.
I was notified and lost the prize
- Cause
- Replies were due within five days of the original notification
- Fix
- After that the prize went to an alternate winner. Notification came by mail, phone or email, so a stale address is a real risk.
I want the odds as a number
- Cause
- The rules give a formula instead
- Fix
- Odds depended on the eligible entries received by both entry methods, which cannot be quantified before the drawing.
What’s fixed, and what actually varies
Unusually for this group, the disagreement is not about what the rules say. The document is readable and dated to the hour. The argument is with everything published around it.
Fixed
- InMoment, Inc. of South Jordan, Utah is named as sponsor
- Drawings were conducted by Promotion Management Center, Inc., an independent agency
- Five calendar month intervals, one $100 Family Dollar gift card in each
- Total estimated retail value of $500 across the promotion
- Legal residents of the Continental United States aged 18 or over at entry
- Multiple entries per Promotion Month, with one prize per winner
- Five days to reply to a win before the prize passes to an alternate
Varies
- Whether a 2026 ruleset exists — none could be found
- The prize as advertised elsewhere, given as $500, $1,000 and $1,500 by sites built for the search
- How often the draw runs, described as monthly, weekly and daily by different pages
- How long a receipt stays usable, since the rules set no window
The rules linked from inside the live survey are the only statement that binds anyone. Where a page gives a prize with no promotion period, no sponsor and no odds clause attached, it has taken a number from somewhere and dropped the paperwork that made it meaningful.
How Family Dollar compares
Three retail surveys, three conditions of paperwork.
| Chain | Rules reachable | Who sponsors the draw | Prize as published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Family Dollar | Yes, from the survey operator | InMoment, Inc. | $100 gift card, five of them |
| Dollar General | No, the file path serves a blog | Not established | None published by the company |
| AutoZone | Yes, on the survey domain | AutoZone Parts, Inc. | $10,000 per period, four periods |
Documents are read from the survey operators and change without notice.
Family Dollar comes out of this comparison well. Its ruleset opens, names a sponsor, dates itself and gives a prize you can hold somebody to, which is more than the neighbouring dollar chain manages and more recent than AutoZone's.
A readable ruleset with an unexpected name at the top
Most disputes about this survey come down to a prize figure, and the document that settles it has been sitting in plain sight on the survey operator's own file server.
Read on 25 August 2026, it is headed as official rules for the Family Dollar Monthly Sweepstakes. The sponsor is InMoment, Inc., at 10355 S Jordan Gateway in South Jordan, Utah. A series of random drawings was conducted by Promotion Management Center, Inc., described in the text as an independent agency. The window opened at midnight Eastern on 1 January 2025 and shut at 11:59 in the evening Eastern on 31 December 2025.
Inside those outer dates the promotion is split into five calendar month intervals, each one called a Promotion Month. One prize of a $100 Family Dollar gift card was available in each, and the document puts the total estimated retail value at $500. Drawings fell on or about the tenth business day of each calendar month, commencing February 2025 and ending January 2026. Eligibility ran to legal residents of the Continental United States aged 18 or over at the time of entry, and shoppers could submit several surveys or several postal entries during a Promotion Month, with one prize per winner.
The sponsor line is the part worth pausing on. A shopper reasonably assumes the retailer runs the draw. Here the survey company does, which is why employees of InMoment, of MaritzCX and of Promotion Management Center, Inc. are the ones shut out of entering.
What the document cannot do is describe 2026. No successor ruleset was found on any address, so the $100 figure is genuine and sourced, and attached to a promotion that has finished. Everything larger in circulation belongs to nobody in particular.
Questions people ask
Are there official Family Dollar survey rules?
Yes. A dated ruleset for the Family Dollar Monthly Sweepstakes is published by the survey operator, and it names a sponsor, a prize, an eligibility bar and an odds clause.
Who is the sponsor?
InMoment, Inc., at an address in South Jordan, Utah. A series of random drawings was conducted by Promotion Management Center, Inc., described in the document as an independent agency.
What is the prize?
One $100 Family Dollar gift card in each of five promotion months, with a total estimated retail value of $500 across the promotion.
Can I still win it?
Not under that document. Entry closed on 31 December 2025 and the final drawing fell in January 2026, and no later ruleset could be found.
Who could enter?
Legal residents of the Continental United States aged 18 or over at the time of entry. Alaska and Hawaii fall outside that wording.
What happens if a winner does not reply?
The prize is forfeited after five days from the original notification and awarded to an alternate winner. Notification came by mail, phone or email.
Why do other pages say $1,000?
Because the number outlived its promotion and then acquired a domain name. No ruleset that opens supports it, and the readable one gives $100.