100% agree, way too many times DOB is actually used for ID purposes as well.. I'm not just handing that over for marketing purposes
Win a South of France Culinary Cruise for 2 Worth $19,990 from News Life Media
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156 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 21/06/2018 - 11:45
156 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 21/06/2018 - 11:45
Dates
Closing Date
28/07/2018 11:59pm
Draw Date
30/07/2018
Prizes
Description
13D/12N Scenic South of France Culinary Cruise with Return Economy Flights.
No. of Prizes
1
Total Prize Pool
$19,990.00
Entry Requirements
Open To
Australia-wide
Entry Limit
One per person
Entry Methods
Website
Prerequisites
n/a
PRIZE
Scenic South of France culinary cruise for 2 people valued at $19,990, including:
1. Return economy class airfares valued at up to $4,400.
2. 13-day South of France river cruise (Tour Code FRAC) departing 8 Apr 2019 in a category BA suite, valued at up to $15,590.
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closed Comments
Didn't enter due to dob required
I always give a fake date that is close to my real date so if I win I can just say it was a mistake
Good idea, if you're born before 12th day of a month you could always mix up the day/month too e.g. 02/07 instead of 07/02.
It's a great prize, but I hate when there is an insistence on having your birthdate as part of the entry requirements. It just feels too risky to hand over so much information … and if you make a date up (to make the form happy) then perhaps proof of identity could be required for prize collection and you could be refused the prize. I really don't want to spend time checking who will have access to my info especially when there is a statement saying we will be marketed to.