As the festive cheer starts creeping up on us, we’re bound to feel all festivvy and gifty – for once.
And so, we’ve teamed up with Lunch Bar in giving you this super cool hamper for Christmas. The hamper consists of 2 of only 100 pieces by John Vusi and a laptop pouch created by Thamba Tabvuma.
But then, how do you enter this amazing competition?
To WIN, simply email us your name, surname, contact details and city of residence to info@savibeza.co.za – with ‘Lunch Bar Hamper’ in the email subject line.
Terms and Condititions:
Entries are handled through the email entry process only. Entry is by no obligation to social media accounts, and we may offer them as opportunities for extra entries. Your email address is required so we can get in touch with you if you win.
Competition is open to all residents of South Africa, residing in Gauteng, 18 or older! Sorry, we don’t make this rule (we hate excluding anyone), we really do love all of you.
Winners will be chosen randomly. One (1) winner will receive the Lunch Bar Limited Edition Hamper courtesy of Lunch Bar and SA VIBE.
If you are chosen, you will be notified by email. Winners must respond twelve (12) hours of being contacted, otherwise, another winner will be chosen. Make sure that the account you use to enter the contest includes your real name and a contact email or Facebook login.
We do not track any of this information for marketing or third-party purposes. Entries can be submitted from November 25 at 07h00 AM until December 15 2016 at 08h00 AM CAT. Good luck!
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