APPLE IPHONE 18 PRO OR £1,000 CASH 13.09.26
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- £1,099
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £552
The Apple iPhone 18 Pro – the latest generation of iPhone, combining cutting-edge technology, premium design and powerful performance. Released on 9th September 2026, win yours for just £1.99.
With only 1,299 tickets available, get your tickets now to be in with a chance of winning a brand-new Apple iPhone 18 Pro.
🎟 Ticket price: £1.99
🎟 Maximum tickets available: 1,299
💰 CASH ALTERNATIVE OF £1,000
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Enter now for your chance to win the Apple iPhone 18 Pro or take the £1,000 cash alternative, for just £1.99 per entry.
As with all of our competitions, the draw will be made regardless of ticket numbers sold!
Please note: The iPhone 18 Pro is due to be released on 9th September 2026 and will be pre-ordered at the earliest available opportunity. If the winner chooses the iPhone prize, it will be posted to the winner’s address as soon as we receive it.
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