E: 10/05 Win a luxury seven-night holiday for two to Antigua

weeowens · 21 April 2016 at 2:10AM

Official MoneySavingExpert insert: Enter this competition for your chance to win a holiday for 2 in Antigua. The closing date is 10 May. Please read the full T&Cs before entering. Thanks to weeowens for posting.

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On which part of Antigua’s coastline is Keyonna Beach

answer: South-Western coastline

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The prize

Seven nights’ for two in a Beach Front Plunge Pool Cottage, all inclusive, including branded alcoholic drinks
One complimentary massage per person
Virgin Atlantic flights from Gatwick to Antigua
Transfers from the airport in Antigua to the resort

The competition is open to May 10.
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weeowens · 21 April 2016 at 2:11AM

One entry per person. Bulk, automatically generated or third party entries are void.

All parts of the prize must be taken in conjunction with the same booking and are subject to availability. Winner and his/her guests must travel on same itinerary. Prize excludes UK airport transfers. Winner and guests are responsible for getting to and from the UK airport at their own expense. Unless expressly specified, prize excludes food, drink, spending money and any other costs.
Winner and guests are responsible for ensuring they have valid travel documents (eg, passport/visa), adequate insurance (at own expense) and relevant vaccinations.

Prize is seven nights in a Beach Front Plunge Pool Cottage, all-inclusive, including branded alcoholic drinks, one complimentary massage per person, flights from Gatwick with Virgin Atlantic and return transfers to the resort. Please note: all cottages and rooms have king-size double beds (no twins available). Prize must be taken by May 2017 and is subject to availability and cannot be taken over public holidays.

milkyboy · 21 April 2016 at 9:11AM

Hey, sorry to bump... Maybe I'm bein and idiot... But by "automatically generated" do you think that could include autofill too? Thanks

weeowens · 21 April 2016 at 9:23AM

milkyboy wrote: »

Hey, sorry to bump... Maybe I'm bein and idiot... But by "automatically generated" do you think that could include autofill too? Thanks

The general view on here is that Robofrom etc is OK. I think it is more aimed at "robot" entries.
If you unsure maybe just type it in ?

music4pets · 21 April 2016 at 9:32AM

There should not be a problem with standard Chrome auto-complete or Roboform submissions. As stated above those terms are more directed to automated scripts or bots that can make lots of automated submissions. This is also one of the reasons these sites have the Captcha as this involves some manual intervention. Do not worry, you would have had to submit this form manually, so you will be ok. - I hope that helps.

PS - This is my first ever post. I just want to thank EVERYONE that makes this forum the wonderful place it is