S.C. Code Ann. § 37-15-40
(A) No person, in connection with the sale, lease, or solicitation for sale or lease of goods, property, or service, may represent that another person has a chance to win or to receive a prize, gift, or item of value without clearly and conspicuously disclosing on whose behalf the contest or promotion is conducted and all material conditions that a participant must satisfy. In an oral solicitation all material conditions must be disclosed before requesting the consumer to enter into the sale or lease. In written material, immediately adjacent to the first identification of the prize, gift, or item of value to which it relates; or in a separate section entitled "Award Rules" with the title printed in no less than ten-point bold face type and the section containing a description of the prize, gift, or item of value; and these disclosures must be stated:
(a) the actual retail value of each item or prize, which for purposes of this section are:
(B) All disclosures required by this chapter to be in writing must comply with the following:
(C) It is unlawful to notify a person that the person will receive a gift, prize, or item of value that has as a condition of receiving the gift, prize, or item of value the requirement that the person pay for or purchase, lease, or rent any goods or services, unless the nature of the charges to be incurred including, but not limited to, a shipping charge or handling charge, have been clearly and conspicuously disclosed. The disclosure must be given:
(D) This section does not apply if: