Kordia is the established business telecommunications network providing world-class calling and internet for all businesses. And now they're giving you the chance to win an iPad mini for yours. You could win one of three iPad minis just by answering some quick questions.
Kordia provide brilliant solutions to annoying problems like sluggish internet, dropped calls and squeezed bandwidth - giving businesses the tools to get the best out of their network. You can find out more about what they can do for you here.
So how do you go into the draw to win an iPad mini? Simply answer the questions below.
Kordia is the established business telecommunications network providing world-class calling and internet for all businesses. And now they're giving you the chance to win an iPad mini for yours. You could win one of three iPad minis just by answering some quick questions.
Kordia provide brilliant solutions to annoying problems like sluggish internet, dropped calls and squeezed bandwidth - giving businesses the tools to get the best out of their network. You can find out more about what they can do for you here.
So how do you go into the draw to win an iPad mini? Simply answer the questions below.
Terms and Conditions:
Prize consists of: One of three iPad Minis with the following specifications
16GB Wi-Fi White or Silver Colour
Prize winners will be determined from a random draw of eligible entries received before Sunday 30/03/2014. Winners will be contacted on Friday 04/04/2014.
Only one entry per person will be accepted. Prizes cannot be exchanged for cash or other property. Winners have to provide an address in New Zealand to send the prize to.
Employees of Fairfax New Zealand's corporate office, www.stuff.co.nz and Kordia New Zealand, and their immediate families, are not eligible for the prize. Fairfax New Zealand Limited's Managing Director, Publishing, will make a final determination if any matter is disputed.
Entries belong to Fairfax New Zealand Limited and may be used by the company for marketing and promotions.
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