Play the game, top 30 players each week will get a link to claim 30% cashback on a participating hdd.
Get 3 chances at the game, easy enough! Gave it a shot last week but work comp was being a PITA so fell outside the 30!
Cashback promotion codes are given to the fastest 30 players at the end of each week during the promotion period. Cash back promotion codes can be used for the following eligible Seagate product purchases:
(a) Seagate Desktop SSHD 2TB – 4TB: ST2000DX001, ST4000DX001.
(b) Seagate Desktop HDD 2TB – 6TB: ST2000DM001, ST3000DM001, ST4000DM000, ST5000DM002, ST6000DM001.
Click here to see where to buy
Oh cool I actually did win :) email received today! Have a month to buy the drive and claim the cashback, then expect to receive the cashback by Christmas.
Oh and this comp could prove very nice for those able to do the Ebay $50 voucher promo! In WA here so no can do!
And by buying the drive, to get the cashback, they encourage you to enter the lucky draw!, so could further win something!
I played once and got a terrible score. I got an email saying I wasn't in the top 30. Then this week, I didn't play, but I got an email saying I was in the top 30 and can claim a cashback.
Not sure why I even entered… I don't need a new hdd, and 30% off isn't enough to warrant buying one when not in the market for it.
When i try to start it, i can enter details but when i submit, nothing happens. Any ideas?
http://www.seagate-contest.com/anz/winners.php
They didn't even get all the winners from Round 3!
Tell your friends, easy way to get 30% cashback!
I've still got my voucher but damn the cashback isnt very clear.
My voucher expires this Friday (the 20th). If I were to buy a HDD today or tomorrow, do I need to submit the claim before the voucher expires, or just buy it before it expires???
Yeah I didn't use mine :/
From memory it just asks for an invoice as proof, so as long as you submitted that before it expires.
I think you have to submit the claim before the expiry.
Unlike their last com the cashback voucher can be used towards standard hdds :)