Win a $1000 Shoe Wardrobe from Mi Piaci

What is the prize being offered?

The prize being offered is a Mi Piaci shoe wardrobe, with the winner's choice of women's footwear from the "The Echo" collection, to the value of $1000.

What is the competition period?

The competition closes on Monday, September 11 at 11.59pm.

How can one enter the competition?

To enter the competition, participants need to fill out their details in the provided form.

What is the value and description of the prize?

The prize is a Mi Piaci shoe wardrobe, where the winner can choose women's footwear from the "The Echo" collection up to the value of $1000.

Who can enter the competition?

The eligibility is not explicitly mentioned in the provided text. However, typically, anyone who meets the competition's eligibility criteria and terms and conditions can enter.

What is the theme of Mi Piaci's new collection?

The new collection is called "The Echo," and it is a spring-summer collection inspired by the promise of summer and guided by the brand's muses.

Are there any specific terms for the prize?

Yes, the prize must be claimed in full by 31 November 2023. The selected product is not eligible for return, refund, or credit. The prize is redeemable on full-price women's footwear only, excluding care products, accessories, and sale items.

Can the prize be transferred or redeemed for cash?

No, the prize is non-transferable and non-redeemable for cash.

What are the standard competition rules?

The standard rules cover various aspects of the competition, including definitions, disqualified participants, entry conditions, participation permissions, personal details usage, travel prizes, NZME's responsibilities, and acceptance of the terms and conditions.

What does "Immediate Families" include?

"Immediate Families" include spouses, grandparents, parents, children, and grandchildren, whether by marriage, past marriages, remarriage, adoption, co-habitation, or other family extension.

What happens if the prize winner cannot be contacted?

If attempts to contact the winner fail, the Judge may select another winner. The text provides details about the number of contact attempts and acceptable scenarios.

What does "Force Majeure" refer to?

"Force Majeure" refers to situations or events beyond the control of the parties involved that could prevent or hinder the competition, such as natural disasters, emergencies, or unforeseen circumstances.

What is the responsibility of NZME regarding the competition?

NZME reserves the right to amend, vary, extend, or discontinue the competition at any stage. NZME takes no responsibility for issues related to entry, completion, continuation, or conclusion of the competition, including technical malfunctions or other disruptions.

How can the winner claim the prize involving air travel and/or accommodation?

The winner must have valid documentation (passports, visas) meeting immigration requirements for all destinations. The winner is responsible for complying with regulations, and any fines or penalties resulting from improper documentation are the winner's responsibility.

What expenses are the winner responsible for in the case of a travel prize?

The winner is responsible for expenses including spending money, meals, drinks, transport, laundry charges, activities, incidentals, taxes (excluding certain flight-associated taxes), travel insurance, and other ancillary costs associated with redeeming the travel prize.

What is the process if the prize cannot be supplied by an external entity?

If an external entity fails to supply the prize for any reason, NZME has no responsibility to provide an alternative prize or take legal action to require the prize supplier to provide the prize.

What is the acceptance criteria for participating in the competition?

Participation in the competition is deemed acceptance of the provided Terms and Conditions.

What happens if the winner does not accept the Terms and Conditions?

If the winner does not accept the Terms and Conditions, the prize will be forfeited.