£400 of Shopping Vouchers
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- Prize value (est.)
- £400
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £161
Imagine the thrill of a supermarket sweep without the trolley-dash stress, or finally clearing that digital wishlist that has been growing for months. This prize offers the ultimate shopping freedom – a £400 voucher to spend at the UK supermarket or shop that tops your list. Whether you want to fund a gourmet feast at your favourite grocer, overhaul your wardrobe at a high-street giant, or dive into a tech haul on Amazon, the choice is entirely yours.
The winner has the flexibility to select a gift card from any brand available in the UK – provided their vouchers can be purchased online – or you can opt for the versatile One4All gift card to spread the luck across multiple stores. From the practicalities of the monthly food bill to the pure indulgence of a luxury treat, this is your chance to spend £400 exactly how you see fit. It is more than just a prize; it is a bespoke shopping experience tailored to your exact needs. We’re happy to split the vouchers across a couple of brands too.
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