Quintain Living's 10 Days of Festive Giveaways
Terms and Conditions for Day 3 of Quintain Living's Festive Giveaway 2024 - Residents only
DAY 3 OF FESTIVE GIVEAWAYS
By entering the prize draw you are agreeing to these prize draw terms and conditions. The prize draw is being run by Quintain Living (QL). The prize draw is open to Quintain Living residents who are 18 or over, excluding those who are in arrears or residents who are Quintain staff.
The prize draw is free to enter. To enter complete and submit the form via the resident app and complete the riddle by finishing the Christmas riddle ‘Santa Claus rides on it as he gives out gifts, and to it nine reindeer are hitched. What am I?’. There will be two winners who will each win one pair of tickets for The OVO Arena Wembley to see one of the following options: 1. Greg Davies on 12 June 2025 or Jimmy Carr on 19 December 2025.
The winners will be drawn at random from all completed entries received between 09:00 3 December and 09:00 4 December 2024. The prizes are non-exchangeable, non-transferable and no cash alternatives will be offered. The decision of QL regarding any aspect of the prize draw is final and binding.
The winners will be notified within 48 business hours via the email address submitted in their entry. QL will attempt to contact the winners by phone twice. If the winners do not respond to confirm attendance in writing to the resident team within 24 hours of receiving the first email, they will lose their right to the prize, and QL reserves the right to choose and notify a new winner. Winners who do not show up to the event, without notification to QL may result in the removal from future prize draws. Tickets will be provided by the event ticketing provider.
The winners agree to the release of their initial and surname to any other prize draw participants if requested via QL and on the resident app. QL reserves the right to cancel the prize draw or amend these terms and conditions at any time, without prior notice. The prize draw and these terms and conditions will be governed by English law and any disputes will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
