Sweepstakes/ Contests Sample Clauses

Sweepstakes/ Contests. Promotions/Prizes All sweepstakes, contests, promotions, prizes, and giveaway materials (Promotional Materials) must adhere to the CA Department of Consumer Affairs and the Federal Deceptive Mail Prevention and Enforcement Act and approved by PG&E’s Marketing Review and Legal Department. All Promotional Materials must comply with valuation rules, applicable regulations, state and federal tax laws. 3P’s need to consult their tax advisor to ensure tax law compliance.
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Sweepstakes/ Contests. From time to time FIDE may offer or allow you to participate in promotions, giveaways, contests or sweepstakes (each, a "Promotion") through the Mobile Applications. Participation in any Promotion is subject to the Official Rules governing that Promotion. FIDE may announce rules in connection with any Promotion, but regardless of whether specific rules are announced, all such opportunities will be controlled by the Terms, unless explicitly superseded by Promotion-specific rules. If you choose to participate in a Promotion, FIDE may collect your personal information, such as your name, address, age, telephone number, e-mail address or other contact information. In addition, as a condition to receiving any awards or prizes for participating in such Promotions, you may be required to provide additional information, to sign a release, or to authorize the use of certain biographical or other information about you in FIDE's marketing materials. Please also be aware that if a third party administers the Promotion, your participation may be subject to additional terms and conditions, and you should specifically read such third party's rules, terms of service, and privacy policies before participating. You agree that FIDE is not responsible for such third parties' actions or inactions with respect to such Promotions.
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