Win 1 of 2 $10,000 Luxury Home Furniture Packages from Luxo Living
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AssociatedJackHinta on 01/06/2020 - 17:49 luxoliving.com.au (1503 clicks)
173 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 04/06/2020 - 11:33 by 2 other users
173 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 04/06/2020 - 11:33 by 2 other users
Dates
Closing Date
31/08/2020
Draw Date
03/09/2020
Prizes
Description
2 x $10,000 luxury home furniture packages
No. of Prizes
2
Total Prize Pool
$20,400.00
Entry Requirements
Open To
Australia-wide
Entry Limit
One per person
Entry Methods
Website
Prerequisites
Email Subscription, Survey/Questionnaire
The survey will only take 6 minutes of your time and your answers will help shape the future of online furniture retailing in Australia, plus you get a chance to win one of two $10,000 luxury home furniture packages!
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The prizes are:
Oslo 3 Seater PU Leather Sofa - Mocha RRP $2599, was $629, now $614
Kallisto Velvet King Bed Frame - Ocean Blue RRP $1219, was $1219, now $369
Earl 2pc Concrete Style Nesting Coffee Table with Black Legs RRP $789, was $209, now $199
Ernest Dining Table with 8 Hallel Chairs Set in Black RRP $2499, was $1069, now $1043
Delia 28cm Firm Euro Top Latex Mattress - King RRP $1599, was $1599, now $499
Mustique 4 Seater Rope Wicker Outdoor Sofa Set - Grey RRP $1299, was $459, now $339 on sale
total RRP $10004, current was price $5184, current buy price $3183, current buy price on sale $3063
terms and conditions says "Two winners will be drawn and each winner will receive a luxury home furniture package with retail value of $10,004 plus shipping costs (up to $200)"
I don't mean to be ungrateful for you holding a giveaway at your own expense and providing the opportunity for someone to win a great prize that they might not otherwise be able to afford or normally purchase for themselves, but it seems quite disingenuous to state that the total value is $10004, when you currently sell them all on the online store at a total retail price of $3183, or $3063 since one of the items is on sale. This is no where near $10004, in fact less than a third of the suggested value. Your product pages don't even mention the RRP for most of the items, with the only matching "was" price being the bed frame. You can indeed find the RRP on the eBay website, but a brief googling around has shown no one there has paid the RRP or "was" price from searchable current or last listings.
TL;DR: It seems unfair to inflate the value of your prize when you currently sell them for less than a third of the supposed value