E: 26/10 - Win £100,000 - Book SPECTRE tickets at Cineworld

dowright

Win £100,000 - Book SPECTRE tickets at Cineworld

End 26th Oct or when 200,000 tickets are purchased.

Check out the cineworld site. I would post a link but its not letting me.

weeowens

Thanks but the cost of the tickets rules this out from being posted here.


I think the cost limit is now about £2.


I will pass this to admin.

weeowens

Just spotted:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/24817


2. Free Competitions Only. This is a not a place to advertise competitions you have to pay to enter. I will accept limited cost text message type competitons (though frankly they're usually naff apart from in special circumstances) where they cost up to £1.50 to text to enter, but generally I would say make sure they are free.

MSE UPDATE OCT 2013: Many paid-to-enter competitions now cost more to enter. We've asked Competitions Board users the limit they feel is appropriate in this poll and have increased the maximum cost to £2.10. Please remember we don't encourage forum users to spend money on competitions but if you still feel you absolutely must enter these competitions then that's fine.

eveyvee

Odds of selecting correct 8 numbers will be 100,000,000-1 or nearly 2,000,000-1 if numbers aren't repeated. Terrible odds. Prize will not be won.

fire**fly

http://www1.cineworld.co.uk/spectre-booking-competition/


For your chance to crack the code and win £100,000 cash,
simply book your ticket for SPECTRE on the Cineworld website and apps.
Click the banner in your booking confirmation email,
which will lead you to our vault where can enter using
your booking reference.
Once inside the vault,
you will have three chances to guess the code
to the safe and win the £100,000.
But you need to be quick,
there's only one prize available,
so a lucky Cineworld cinema goer might
guess the correct code very soon.
Promotion only available with tickets purchased via
https://www.Cineworld.co.uk from the 7th September 2015
until the earliest of: the date the prize is won;
or there have been 200,000 entries; or
11.59pm on 26th October 2015.
Only one prize is available,
although there is no guarantee the prize will be won.
Once the prize is won the competition will close.
If under the age of 18,
entrants must ask their parents’ permission to enter.
Terms and Conditions apply (see www.cineworld.co.uk)
Terms & conditions

mooomin

From a cost point of view, there's a LOT of people who have Cineworld Unlimited cards who won't be paying anything extra to book tickets to Spectre, so you could argue that it's not against the cost rules.

I'm already paying for my card, in the same way that O2 customers are paying for their phones, and their contests still get posted

weeowens

mooomin wrote: »

From a cost point of view, there's a LOT of people who have Cineworld Unlimited cards who won't be paying anything extra to book tickets to Spectre, so you could argue that it's not against the cost rules.

I'm already paying for my card, in the same way that O2 customers are paying for their phones, and their contests still get posted

No worries, I was not aware of such a card. I am no great cinemagoer myself.
It has been passed to MSE Admin so the decision re removal or staying is down to them.
Cheers for the help.

mjm3346

mooomin wrote: »

From a cost point of view, there's a LOT of people who have Cineworld Unlimited cards who won't be paying anything extra to book tickets to Spectre, so you could argue that it's not against the cost rules.

I'm already paying for my card, in the same way that O2 customers are paying for their phones, and their contests still get posted

If this was just open to "unlimited" card holders then it would be reasonable to expect that it shouldn't be posted anyway as the card is well over the spend limit but the same goes for railcard comps and others where an initial spend is well over the limit but they still get posted - yet an item costing £2.20 that many people buy anyway (so it will not involve any extra expense to them) cannot be posted because it's over the limit.
The nonsense extends in the same way that if you had to buy an unlimited card/railcard etc to enter a competition it couldn't be posted.