This is the second super prize night  foxybingo.com have held within just a matter of weeks, the last fantastic prize being that of a boys game console. However this one is definitely one for the ladies isn’t it!

Get yourself over to foxy bingo and get yourself one of these gorgeous prizes most women would kill for!
Monday the 24th of November is the date for your diary. Win one of these beauties and be the envy of all your friends.

The full schedule is as follows with prices of each entry.
For 25p you cold be winning a Radley Amity large grab handbag in pink and brown which is worth £165! Competition at 8pm.

At 8.30pm win the DKNY runched handbag worth £225 and again 25p per ticket.
9.00pm another DKNY snakeskin satchel handbag in black worth £175 and 25p per ticket.
10pm Radley tearaway bag in pink worth £180 25p a ticket again.
11pm fabric satchel handbag in black leather by DKNY and tickets are just 10p.

These are just a few of the fantastic bags on offer; prize night’s start at 8pm and runs right the way through until 11.30. So ladies, did you have plans? Cancel them, get yourself on line and get “bagging” one of these stunning, gorgeous designer bags. Make yourself feel like a star and be the envy of everyone around you.

If your not a handbag lover yourself, this could be the perfect Christmas present for a love one. Imagine your fashion obsessed friend, sister, daughter, wife evens face as they unwrap their lovely gift.

Paddy Power have been in trouble with their London Underground advertising campaign, but this seems par for the course for this online bingo site. They always seem to be in trouble with the advertising standards authority. Someone even had something to say about the Foxy bingo advert appealing to children because there is a “Fox” featured in the ad. Fortunately this never came to much.

The National Bingo Association objected to the ASA about a National Lottery advert because they felt that it depicted to the public that land base bingo was a little more past it’s prime than it actually is and the NBA won their case. Nevertheless some have won their cases and others lost, having their adverts summarily removed from our screens.
The latest to take flack in this line-up is Ladbroke, it only took one viewers perception of the ad for a complaint to the ASA and they had to investigate. She said the woman was depressed and used playing bingo as an escape from her personal problems. Fortunately for Ladbrokes the ASA did not see it in the same light and this mercifully is one of the adverts that has escaped being banned.