Who can enter the Spot the Spade Campaign?
The competition is open to residents of Australia only, excluding employees and immediate family members of the Promoter or any associated agencies.
When does the competition start and end?
The competition starts on February 26th, 2024, at 9:00 am EDST and ends on March 17th, 2024, at 9:00 am EAST.
How can one enter the competition?
To enter, participants must fill out the registration form on the Kate Spade New York Australia website, agree to the terms and conditions, and submit their entry.
Who can enter the Spot the Spade Campaign?
The competition is open to residents of Australia only, excluding employees and immediate family members of the Promoter or any associated agencies.
When does the competition start and end?
The competition starts on February 26th, 2024, at 9:00 am EDST and ends on March 17th, 2024, at 9:00 am EAST.
How can one enter the competition?
To enter, participants must fill out the registration form on the Kate Spade New York Australia website, agree to the terms and conditions, and submit their entry.
What are the limitations on entry?
Only one entry is allowed per person, identified by email. Multiple entries per household are permitted.
When will the winner be selected and notified?
The winner will be drawn on March 25th, 2024, at 11:59 pm EDST, and notified via email within 48 hours after the draw.
What is the prize?
The campaign offers four instant prizes, including discounts on sitewide purchases and an instant prize for in-store purchases. Additionally, all entrants will be entered into a draw to win a $1,500 Kate Spade wardrobe.
What is the total prize pool amount?
The total prize pool value is $1,500 for the wardrobe, plus the combined value of the instant prizes.
Are there any additional terms and conditions?
By entering the competition, participants agree to receive marketing communications from Kate Spade New York Australia. Winners consent to publicity and promotional use of their name and image. The Promoter disclaims liability for any loss or injury related to the prize.
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