What are the prize details for the Hachette competition?
The Hachette competition offers 2 influencer boxes featuring a proof of Heir of Illusion along with various goodies. Each box is designed for fans of the dark romantasy series and includes unique items related to the book. The total prize pool is valued at approximately AUD 100.
When does the Hachette competition end?
The Hachette competition closes on 13 November 2025 at 5 PM AEDT.
How can participants enter the Hachette competition?
To enter the Hachette competition, participants must provide their first name, last name, email address, and phone number at the competition tab located at www.hachette.com.au/win. Each participant may enter more than once, but is only eligible to win one prize.
Who is eligible to enter the Hachette competition?
The Hachette competition is open to Australian residents only. Participants under the age of 18 must have prior permission from a parent or guardian who is over the age of 18. Individuals under 16, those living outside of Australia, and employees of Hachette or its affiliates are not eligible.
How will the winners be selected in the Hachette competition?
Winners of the Hachette competition will be chosen based on the originality or creativity of their entries. All decisions made by Hachette and the competition judges are final.
How will the winners be notified for the Hachette competition?
Winners will be contacted via email within 3 days of the competition judging. It is important for winners to respond promptly to the notification.
What happens if a prize is unclaimed in the Hachette competition?
If a winner does not respond to the notification by 15 October 2024 or fails to meet any other term of the competition, the prize may be forfeited without any substitute offered, and another winner may be selected according to the established procedures.
Who is the promoter of the Hachette competition?
The promoter of the Hachette competition is Hachette Australia Pty Ltd, with its registered office located at Level 17, 207 Kent Street, Sydney, NSW.
