
Imagine a simple combination of 4 digits arranged in the right code will unlock your chance to win Gold this Diwali!
Yes, City1016 Code for Gold is all about cracking the right code to win Gold with Rakbank!
So are you ready to get cracking and sparkling?
Tune in to Win!
1. Eligibility
• The competition is open to residents of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) aged 18 years and above. They must hold a valid Emirates ID as proof of residency.
2. Entry:
• By entering, participants confirm that all information provided is truthful and accurate. Any entry containing false, misleading, or incomplete information will be disqualified.
3. Entry Limit:
• Previous winners of any ARN station competition within the last 30 days, as well as previous winners of the compeition are not eligible to win.
4. Prize:
• Each winner to receive 2 Grams of Gold
• The prize is non-transferable, non-refundable, and cannot be exchanged for cash or other alternatives.
• ARN reserves the right to substitute the prize with another of equal or greater value if necessary.
5. Publicity and Promotion:
• By accepting the prize, winners agree to participate in promotional activities including photographs, videos, and interviews.
• These materials may be used by ARN and Rakbank across all media platforms including radio, websites, social media, and print.
• Winners consent to the sharing of their personal information (e.g., name, contact details) with ARN for prize fulfillment and promotional purposes.
7. ARN General Competition Terms and Conditions:
• The general competition terms and conditions of ARN, available on each ARN radio station’s website, apply in full.
• By entering, participants agree to abide by these terms and any additional rules specific to this competition.
• In the event of any dispute, ARN’s decision shall be final and binding.
• ARN reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time without prior notice.
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