What are the prize details for this competition?
Win a year's supply of 'Therapy' shoes! - WHO CAN ENTER
Entry is open to all residents of Australia except employees and immediate families of the Promoter, associated companies and agencies and participating outlets. Immediate family means any of the following: spouse, ex spouse, defacto spouse, child or step child (whether natural or by adoption), parent, step parent, grandparent, step grandparent, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew, brother, sister, step brother, step sister or 1st cousin. The Promoter is Pacific Magazines Pty Ltd, 8 Central Ave, Eveleigh NSW 2015 (ABN 16 097 410 896).
HOW TO ENTER
Enter as many times as you wish, by telling us in 25-words-or-less, your answer to the question posed in Girlfriend Magazine cover-dated February 2013.
Enter an original submission via the internet at www.girlfriend.com.au
Entries must include all requested contact details and a 25-words-or-less answer to be eligible to win. Each entry must be unique and received by the Promoter prior to the competition close date and time.
PRIZE
Total prize value is (up to) $2400.00, as at 11/04/14. There are Two (2) prizes on offer:
- Two (2) winners will each receive:
o 1x Year supply of Therapy Shoes. This is a spend of $100 a month for 12 months. Total prize value: $2400.00
The Winners will each receive 1 x $100 voucher each month for 12 months. The voucher will be valid for 1 month from the date of issue and must be spent within the month of issue.
If the Promoter is unable to contact the winner to claim fulfilment of the promotional prize or if the winner is unable to attend any element of the prize, that winner will forfeit the prize in its entirety and it shall be awarded to the next runner up in the promotion. The Promoter will not be liable for a winner who cannot be contacted and therefore forfeits their prize and no correspondence will be entered into.
All winners are advised that the allocated classification guidelines for each film, movie and video game must be adhered to as per usual standards set out by the Classification Board and associated domestic legislation.
