Fast-fashion retailer Boohoo MAN is celebrating the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home, which we think is one of the best films of the year, by hosting a massive competition, and it’s ridiculously easy to get involved.
All you need to do is visit their site, pop in your details and ta-da, you’re entered. But what’s on offer to the lucky individual who manages to scoop up these amazing prizes?
A pretty awesome tech bundle and a smashing £2000 in cash is what’s up for grabs, plus 10 runners up will receive a DVD copy of Marvel’s newest smash hit film, Spider-Man: Far From Home.
The tech bundle includes some amazing prizes, as well as that £2000 in cash for you to spend on anything you like, not just the great clothes available at Boohoo MAN.
- 49″ 4k Smart TV
- Home theatre system, including a brand new Blu-Ray player
- 1 Blu-Ray copy of Spider-Man: Far From Home
Go on, what are you waiting for. And if you do win, don’t forget to come back and let us know in the comments box below – don’t worry, you don’t need to share your cash with us, although all donations are very welcome!
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