Contest: Win Apple's next iPhone & a new iSkin case of your choice
Case maker iSkin has partnered with AppleInsider to offer readers a chance to win Apple's next flagship iPhone after the highly anticipated smartphone has been released.
Readers in the U.S. and Canada (excluding Quebec) can now enter for a chance to win Apple's next-generation iPhone, plus a new iSkin case of their choice. iSkin's "Win the Next iPhone" giveaway will run through Oct. 18, after which one lucky winner will receive a free iPhone and case.
Entries to the contest require a first and last name, and a valid e-mail address. To enter, visit the official contest page.
Terms and conditions of the contest follow:
Grand Prize, one (1) the next iPhone 5, plus one (1) new iSkin case of the winner's choice, subject to availability. Winner will be awarded the next iPhone 5, plus one new iSkin case or equivalent. This does not include any mobile data or service plan from any carrier.
No purchase necessary. Attempting to falsely claim prizes, or interfere in the operation of the iSkin Win the next iPhone 5 contest will result in the forfeiture of any prizes.
The iSkin Win the next iPhone 5 giveaway, expires on Friday, October 18th at 11:59pm.
iSkin reserves the right to select winners by random from eligible entries received as of the expiry date.
Readers in the U.S. and Canada (excluding Quebec) can now enter for a chance to win Apple's next-generation iPhone, plus a new iSkin case of their choice. iSkin's "Win the Next iPhone" giveaway will run through Oct. 18, after which one lucky winner will receive a free iPhone and case.
Entries to the contest require a first and last name, and a valid e-mail address. To enter, visit the official contest page.
Terms and conditions of the contest follow:
Official Rules
When entering iSkin?s Win the next iPhone 5 giveaway, entrants must provide first and last name, and a valid e-mail address. All entries, once submitted, become the property of iSkin. Any incomplete entries will not be eligible. Multiple entries, per email address, are not allowed. GIVEAWAY IS ONLY OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADA (EXCLUDING QUEBEC).Grand Prize, one (1) the next iPhone 5, plus one (1) new iSkin case of the winner's choice, subject to availability. Winner will be awarded the next iPhone 5, plus one new iSkin case or equivalent. This does not include any mobile data or service plan from any carrier.
No purchase necessary. Attempting to falsely claim prizes, or interfere in the operation of the iSkin Win the next iPhone 5 contest will result in the forfeiture of any prizes.
The iSkin Win the next iPhone 5 giveaway, expires on Friday, October 18th at 11:59pm.
iSkin reserves the right to select winners by random from eligible entries received as of the expiry date.
Comments
By "next iPhone 5", what's that supposed to mean? An iPhone 5 post 5S launch? Or the 5S?
By "next iPhone 5", what's that supposed to mean? An iPhone 5 post 5S launch? Or the 5S?
First 3rd party accessory reviews now this.
Dreadful.
i think it means the next iphone 5 off the assembly line. they pick a name and whichever is the next iphone 5 to be assembled after the picking of the name gets that phone and a case (subject to availability). why not? makes about as much sense as ai these days.
all that, and it's a "FEATURE"!
That's AI, not the rules. What AI says is meaningless. The rules say "next iPhone 5", so that could legally mean an iPhone 5 instead of a 5S. I'd much rather it not said what it says. This is quite disingenuous.
It's clear enough to people who aren't nit-picking.
IF they meant the current iPhone 5, why would they say 'next'? Are they going to give you the very next one off the Foxconn assembly line? I don't think so.
Clearly, they're talking about the phone that will be released next. The only question is whether they mean the phone that people are calling the 5S or the phone that people are calling the 5C (if either of those actually exists). And, frankly, if they want to give me a phone, I don't care if it's a 5S or a 5C.
So any lawyer.
You might not, but you know about legal proceedings. When it's that ambiguous, can't a lot be gotten away with?
Are you going to enter? Would you enter if it was the 5S and not 5? If no to any of the questions- then you're nitpicking just for the sake of nitpicking
So let's see I entered a contest for an iPhone 5 (something)that I won't win and I'll be getting even more e-mail that I don't want.
As contests go, this one is poorly run.
Or you were born yesterday?
I refuse to enter any contest that doesn't lay out its terms properly! Why would you? How are we to know what this device really is? How do you know you're not going to be scammed by legalese? "The next iPhone 5", in the legal terms, does not in any way imply that you're going to get an iPhone 5S. If it said "the 7th generation iPhone", that would be unquestionably the next version–what we call the iPhone 5S. But the only words in the legal bit that can be admitted in court or as proof of offer are "iPhone 5". "Next" is legally ambiguous.
No, if you're intelligent you'll do the same. Don't pretend otherwise. Would you sign up to win a "free car" if the dealership doesn't specify what kind of car?
It's now official: AI has officially morphed into iLounge.
First 3rd party accessory reviews now this.
Dreadful.
So, consistent with your indignation, I assume you did not register?
Entered.
(part of the "downloading now!" category.)
No more than 99.7% of other online contests. In fact, by simply requiring your name and email address, they're less intrusive than the overwhelming majority.
How many online contests have you entered that DIDN'T ask for your email or add you to their mailing list?
Correct- I am here to read Apple Insider information and participate in discussions, not enter spam inducing, product-baiting contests nor read advertisements.
You're giving someone your e-mail address and you're surprised and indignant when you realize they now have the ability to send you e-mail?
What's wrong with this picture.
So why were you dumb enough to enter?
It's called the unsubscribe button, legally required on all e-mail of this nature, and usable with a single click.
So… identically to every other contest ever.