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TRADE PROMOTION – GAME OF SKILL SCHEDULE TO TERMS OF ENTRY Name of Sheppard Coming Home To… Promotion: Promoter: Chugg Music Pty Ltd ABN: 59 158 869 099 Address: Level 7, 10-14 Waterloo Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010 Email: [email protected] Phone: + 61 2 9361 2200 Fax: + 61 2 9356 8098 Entry Entry is open to Australian residents. Restrictions: Entrants must have a valid Facebook or Twitter account in order to enter. Entrants must be aged 15 years or over. Entrants under 18 years of age must have the permission of a parent/guardian to enter. The Prize will be awarded to the entrant’s parent/guardian. Entrants under 15 years of age, must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 18 years of age or over while taking the Prize. Entrants must be able to provide evidence of purchase of Sheppard’s album entitled, Watching the Sky (Album) by the end of the Promotion Period. If the entrant is unable to provide sufficient evidence they will be deemed ineligible and the Promoter may select another winner. Representatives of the Promoter may contact entrants to discuss their entry, however, if an entrant is spoken to by a representative of the Promoter, it does not mean they have been selected as the winner and they may not be awarded the Prize. Entrants must have their Facebook or Twitter security settings to level that allows the Promoter to contact them (via a private message), in the event that the entrant is selected as a finalist and/or the winner. Promotion Starts 11:00am (AEST) 29 May 2018 Period: Ends 11:59pm (AEST) 7 June 2018 Entry Method: During the Promotion Period, entrants may enter the Promotion in one or more of the following ways: Facebook Entry During the Promotion Period entrants must: (a) log in to the entrant’s personal Facebook account; (b) visit the official Sheppard Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/wearesheppard/; (c) locate the Promotion post on the page wall (Post); (d) comment on the Post and tell us in 25 words or less, What your favourite memory of Sheppard is; and (e) include the hashtags #watchingthesky and #Sheppard. Twitter Entry During the Promotion Period entrants must: (a) log in to the entrant’s personal Twitter account; (b) in a twitter post tell us in 280 characters or less, What your favourite memory of Sheppard is; and (c) include the hashtags #watchingthesky and #Sheppard. Each valid entry received during the Promotion Period will be individually judged by representatives of the Promoter (Judges) in accordance with the Judging Criteria below. The Judges will select up to one (1) entry they deem to be the “best” (based on the Judging Criteria) and suitability for delivery and use of the Prize (in the Promoter’s sole and absolute discretion) from all valid entries received within the Promotion Period. Entry Limits: All entries must be received during the Promotion Period. Sheppard Coming Home To… Competition - Game of Skill TandCs 2018 29 05 (CTE) Entrants may enter the Promotion as many times as they wish, however entrants may only win one prize and each entry must independently comply with these Terms of Entry. Judging Criteria: Each valid entry will be individually judged based on, among other things, creativity and uniqueness by 15 June 2018. Prize Details: Prize There is one prize to be won, comprising of: • One (1) acoustic performance of up to two (2) songs by members of Sheppard for the winner and up to ten (10) companions at the winner’s nominated Residential Address on a date and time as advised by the Promoter. Entrants must be able to take the Prize on a date and at a time as advised by the Promoter in its sole and absolute discretion. In the event the winner is unable to take the Prize on the nominated day they will forfeit the Prize. The date and schedule of the Prize is subject to change by the Promoter. The Promoter takes no responsibility for any date and/or schedule changes which are outside of its control. Entrants must be able to take the Prize at a nominated residential address (Residential Address). The Residential Address must be safe and accessible and the winner must provide clear and unfettered access to the Promoter and its representatives when delivering the Prize to the Residential Address. The Prize will only be available where the owner of the Residential Address will permit delivery and use of the Prize at the Residential Address as determined by the Promoter in its sole and absolute discretion for the avoidance of doubt the entrant will be responsible for any approvals required for the use of the prize at the Residential Address. Each entrant warrants that they have received all consents from third parties in association with using and receiving the prize at the Residential Address. If requested by the Promoter (in its sole and absolute discretion) entrants, their companions and any Residential Address property owner (if applicable) participating in the Prize must sign an indemnity and exclusion of liability form in order to be eligible to win and participate in the Prize. The Prize winner agrees to comply with any reasonable directions and any other restrictions advised by the Promoter and its representatives. It is a condition of receiving the Prize that the winner will not charge people or offer people the chance to participate in the Prize for any commercial gain. The Prize may not be re-sold or offered for resale or used for advertising, charity fundraising, promotion or other commercial purposes (including but not limited to competitions and trade promotions) or to enhance the demand for other goods or services, either by winner or any third party. If the Prize is sold or used in breach of this condition, the winner will forfeit the Prize. Prize Value: The Prize is valued at money can’t buy. Total Prize Total prize value is money can’t buy. Value: Winner Winners will be notified via direct message to the social media account used to submit Notification: their entry by 5:00pm (AEST) on Friday 29 June 2018. Winners may be announced on the Promoter’s social media channel once notified. Prize Claim Date Prizes must be claimed by 5:00pm (AEST) on Friday 6 July 2018. and Time: Prize Delivery: The Prize will be delivered to the winner’s nominated Residential Address within six (6) months of the winner being awarded the Prize on a date and at a time as determined by the Promoter. Sheppard Coming Home To… Competition - Game of Skill TandCs 2018 29 05 (CTE) TRADE PROMOTION – GAME OF SKILL TERMS OF ENTRY 1. These Terms of Entry together with the Schedule to Terms of Entry and all other information and instructions provided prior to entering the Promotion, form part of the rules of entering the Promotion and participation in the Promotion is deemed acceptance of all such Terms of Entry. If there’s a discrepancy between these Terms of Entry and the Schedule to Terms of Entry, then the Schedule to Terms of Entry will prevail. 2. Entry is open only to all persons who comply with the Entry Restrictions. Employees and their immediate families of the Promoter and agencies associated with this Promotion are ineligible to enter. 3 The Promotion will be conducted during the Promotion Period. 4. To enter the Promotion, Entrants must follow the Entry Method during the Promotion Period. 5. Uploaded Photos must be submitted in accordance with Facebook requirements and entry and continued participation in the Promotion is dependent on Entrants following and acting in accordance with the Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, which can be viewed at www.facebook.com/terms.php. 6. Entries must be received during the Promotion Period. Entrants may not submit entries in excess of the Entry Limits. Multiple entries (where permitted) must be submitted separately. 7. Where entry to the Promotion is via the internet, any costs associated with accessing the internet are the responsibility of the Entrant. The use of any automated software or any other mechanical or electronic means that allows an Entrant to automatically enter repeatedly is prohibited and will render all entries submitted by that Entrant invalid. Promoter is not responsible for any technical malfunctions of computer online or wireless systems, servers or providers, computer equipment, software or other problems resulting from participation or sending or receiving any communication or materials associated with this Promotion. 8. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for late, lost, incomplete, incorrectly submitted, delayed, illegible, corrupted or misdirected entries, claims or correspondence whether due to error, omission, alteration, tampering, deletion, theft, destruction, transmission interruption, communications failure or otherwise. If entries are to be submitted via email, then such entries are deemed to be received at the time of receipt into the Promoter's database not at the time of transmission by the Entrant. 9. This is a game of skill; chance plays no part in determining the winner(s). Each valid entry will be individually judged (by representatives of the Promoter) based on the Judging Criteria. The judges' decisions are final and no correspondence will be entered into. 10. The Prize Details and Prize Value are as specified in the Schedule. Promoter takes no responsibility for any variation in the Prize Value between the date of publication and the date the prize is taken. 11. If a winning entry is deemed not to comply with these Terms of Entry, Promoter reserves the right to discard that Entrant’s entry and proceed as if that Entrant had not entered the Promotion.
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