HH Comp with Virgin including bonus points

[markis10]

[h=4]Stay and Win[/h]

Imagine indulging in 4 luxurious nights at the Hilton in Surfers Paradise, Queenstown and Fiji. From now until 31 July 2013, we’re giving away three amazing holidays to one of these locations. All you need to do is follow these simple steps:​

1. Join Hilton HHonors, log-in to your account then set Velocity as your preferred travel partner under ‘My Way Earning Style’​

2. Register for the competition​

3. Stay at a participating hotel within the Hilton HHonors portfolio from now until 31 July 2013​

The member with the most amount of Velocity Points earned each month will win an amazing holiday for two.​

Plus, you’ll also earn 2,000 bonus Velocity Points per Qualifying Stay until 31 July 2013*.​

To start earning Velocity Points click here and follow these steps:​

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* For Terms and Conditions, click here.
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[DeKa]

Thank you Registered.

 

[lukenet]

Thanks markis10..

 

[Deleted member 29185]

Thanks for the heads up markis10.

I doubt it'll be me though (considering I'm not currently planned any stays at those hotels).

 

[totd]

Woo. I was looking for an excuse to go to OOL. Now I just need to find a spare family member with 4 free nights in June.

Edit: I think I misread that. 4 nights is the prize, but a stay at any Hilton/HHonours property for any length qualifies. Is that correct?

 

[Princess Fiona]

Woo. I was looking for an excuse to go to OOL. Now I just need to find a spare family member with 4 free nights in June.

Edit: I think I misread that. 4 nights is the prize, but a stay at any Hilton/HHonours property for any length qualifies. Is that correct?

From my reading of the T&C's its any Hilton group hotel stay which earns Velocity points.
Bit of a weird competition TBH as there's no element of chance or skill involved and the winners will be those with the most stays credited to Velocity in each of those three months.

 

[totd]

I agree that it seems a little strange at first glance, but reading more closely it starts to make sense. The promoter is Velocity themselves, so their motivation is to get as many people crediting as many points as possible to the Velocity programme. Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't Velocity charge other partners for credited points; $x per thousand points or similar. They must be rubbing their hands with glee with all the people climbing over each other to be the one with the most points.