Razer's Twelve Weeks Of Christmas
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13 Oct 2010, 17:52
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Razer is celebrating Christmas early this year and are luckily not being too selfish about it, either. They will be joined by HeavenMedia to give you twelve weeks of Christmas and give you a unique chance at winning a big prize with very little effort.
Razer picks up the role of Santa Claus and will be holding a weekly raffle in which all people can enter and the winner will be given a major Razer product for his personal use and another person will get a similar Razer product as well. The first raffle has already been opened for public and you can simply enter by visiting the raffle's microsite.
The only thing you will need to take care of is show a proof of purchase, that you have bought a Razer product with a worth of at least £29.99, which needs to have been bought after October 1st, 2010. If you want to be put in the main draw, you need to be 16 years old as well as be a resident in the United Kingdom. All others who are over 16 and might be interested and whom are not from the United Kingdom can enter as well, but will be drawn in the second prize raffle only.
The first raffle week runs from October 11th until October 17th and offers a Razer Carcharias Headset for first place and a Razer Golithus Mousepad with Leet Pack for second place. After this week's competition concludes, there will be eleven more, right until the end of the year, offering over £2,000 in prizes up for grabs.
If you want to partake and see yourself as a lucky soul, be sure to head over to Razer 12 Weeks Of Christmas and enter yourself in the competition by clicking on "ENTER NOW". Be sure to check back every week to see what prizes will be handed out this time around.
Razer picks up the role of Santa Claus and will be holding a weekly raffle in which all people can enter and the winner will be given a major Razer product for his personal use and another person will get a similar Razer product as well. The first raffle has already been opened for public and you can simply enter by visiting the raffle's microsite.
The only thing you will need to take care of is show a proof of purchase, that you have bought a Razer product with a worth of at least £29.99, which needs to have been bought after October 1st, 2010. If you want to be put in the main draw, you need to be 16 years old as well as be a resident in the United Kingdom. All others who are over 16 and might be interested and whom are not from the United Kingdom can enter as well, but will be drawn in the second prize raffle only.
The first raffle week runs from October 11th until October 17th and offers a Razer Carcharias Headset for first place and a Razer Golithus Mousepad with Leet Pack for second place. After this week's competition concludes, there will be eleven more, right until the end of the year, offering over £2,000 in prizes up for grabs.
If you want to partake and see yourself as a lucky soul, be sure to head over to Razer 12 Weeks Of Christmas and enter yourself in the competition by clicking on "ENTER NOW". Be sure to check back every week to see what prizes will be handed out this time around.
so you have to buy something to win something, makes sense
Always the same.
razer sucks
The way it is written i would say yes, you need to be 16 to be in the main draw...
ROFL
lame.
furthermore, my mind wont change cuz of this, uk residents get the expensive stuff, the others can only compete for cheaper shit products. not very smart advertising if you ask me.
Is a keyboard though, because the mice suck.
unique chance at winning a big prize with very little effort
proof of purchase, at least £29.99
needs to have been bought after October 1st, 2010
main draw, 16 years old, resident in the United Kingdom
others, second prize raffle only
LOL WHAT????
this is bullshit -.-
Why would you buy a Razer product just to have a small chance in a raffle that you can win another product. Not to mention the first prize is only for UK residents.
I find it not only to be a slap in the face for consumers, the marketingstrategy itself isn't that effective either I presume.
Just a little explanation on my previous short comment ;)
I kinda have to agree to you on this one!
http://l33t.razerzone.com/index.php?user_dtl=f70444dd8fffedba419999b2ba6fd3d5