Win one of six spaces on a trip to Vegas with Buyagift

[Graham@Buyagift]

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Yes, you heard right! Our Christmas competition will be running from 13th October until 25th December, and will give affiliates old and new, big and small the chance to win one of six places on a three night VIP trip to Las Vegas.

Highlight of the trip will be a day driving supercars to Lake Mead, followed by a helicopter flight, cruise on a superyacht and a gourmet lunch. Then it'll be back to the strip for a VIP nightclub tour taking in 3 of the hottest clubs in Vegas.

For full details and how you can win please take a look at the following link:
http://www.buyagift.co.uk/win-a-trip-to-las-vegas.htm


We hope this will attract many new affiliates and also encourage all long standing affiliates to go that extra mile with Buyagift this Christmas. Our full Christmas newsletter is being sent out tonight - alternatively you can log in to Affiliate Window and read the article on their site.

If you're not currently an affiliate but would like to see this newsletter please drop me an email or PM.

Who are we?

Buyagift are the leading online retailer of gift experiences and activities in the UK. We offer over 800 experiences and gifts from Ferrari driving days to spa breaks, hot air balloon flights to bungee jumps. We offer 10% commission rising to 12% dependent on sales, 9999 day cookie, a wide range of content units, creative, and product feeds.

If you would like to discuss any aspect of our affiliate program please don't hesitate to get in touch.

Thanks

Graham Keen

[Qui Gon Jinn]

What a Superb Prize !

[CompareStore]

I have to agree, what a fantastic prize guys!

If this doesn't motivate affiliates to go that extra mile then I don't know what will.

My hope is that you see a massive increase in sales not only because you deserve it but also 'cos that will then mean other merchants will offer equally good prizes!!!

[adam]

Given some of the recent law enforcement activities employed in the States - if a bookie wins a trip they may be asked to stay a little longer.

Are the return tickets flexible?

I wonder how many Americans would see the “irony” if that happened on a trip to Vegas.

(I don’t always bash the Amercians, some of them are OK, I even know one! )