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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What exactly is the prize?
2. What’s the catch?
3. Is this competition legal?
4. What other costs will I have to pay if I win the flat?
5. How many entries do there need to be?
6. What if too few entries are received?
7. How much is it to enter?
8. How many times can I enter?
9. Can I enter if I’m under 18 or live outside the UK?
10. When does the competition finish?
11. When/how will I know if I’ve won?
12. What happens if I win the flat?
13. How will the winner be decided?
14. What if two or more people give the same answer?
15. Can I view the prize?
16. Can I obtain a copy of the property register and/or title plan?
17. Can I view the lease / title deeds of the property?
18. Is PayPal secure?
19. How will my personal data be used?
20. What will be displayed on my bank/credit card statement?
21. I’m having problems with this website - can you help?
22. I’m having problems with the PayPal site - can you help?
23. How can I contact the competition organisers?
24. What are the exact rules of the competition?1. What exactly is the prize?
The prize is a one bedroom flat in Finchley, north London. The address is 48 Grove House, Waverley Grove, Finchley, N3 3PU. The flat is in good habitable condition and will include all carpeting/flooring, fitted kitchen, washing machine, fridge-freezer, cooker hood, gas hob and electric oven. The prize also includes legal fees (up to £600 + VAT) for the transfer of the property to the winner and Stamp Duty. There will be no taxes or further costs to pay on the property by the winner. The prize does NOT include moving costs or any payment of the service charge, Council Tax or utility bills.
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2. What’s the catch?
There is no catch. The basic premise of this competition is that if enough people enter, the competition organisers receive enough money to be able to give the flat away. It’s as simple as that. If there are too few entries and the market value of the flat, Stamp Duty and transfer costs are not covered by the total of entries by the end of the competition, the winner will receive a cash prize of 50% of the amount raised through the competition.
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3. Is this competition legal?
Yes. We have sought legal and financial advice and the competition adheres to the law as specified by the Lotteries and Amusements Act 1976. Please contact our solicitors, Berryman if you have any further queries.that flat is mine