Check In Using Facebook Places at the Manchester Food and Drink Festival to Claim 12 Free Pies
As part of our involvement in this year's Manchester Food and Drink Festival, on Saturday 09th October, we're offering a dozen free pies to the first five people that 'check in' using Facebook 'Places' at our Marquee in Albert Square.
It's all really straightforward, just come along on Saturday with your smartphone and 'check in' to our big green marquee, which we've registered on Facebook Places. If you don't have an iPhone (i.e. you use a Blackberry, Android phone or something similar), you'll have to use the Facebook touch mobile site on a browser.
To check in and claim your Free Pies, go to the Places tab on the Facebook iPhone application or touch.facebook.com You'll first be asked if Facebook is allowed to know your location. Once you click 'allow' you'll enter the Places interface. From there, you'll be able to discover and 'check in' to nearby places - which will include our 'Hollands Pies Marquee Albert Square'.
Once you've checked in, come and say hello, show us 'you' checked in on your phone and bobs your uncle - you'll be heading home with a dozen of our scrummy pies and puds, we'll even throw in an extra nice hot one that you can enjoy there and then!
We'll be in Albert Square, just across from the Town Hall in Manchester city centre between 12noon and 9pm.
To find out more about the 13th Manchester Food and Drink Festival visit the official site foodanddrinkfestival.com
See you Saturday!
Leanne - Brand Manager
Competition Terms & Conditions
1. The competition is valid for one day only, Saturday 09th October 2010
2. Only the first five people to check in on the day will receive twelve free pies, subsequent check in's are not eligible to claim a prize
3. There is a limit of one check in per peson, per phone, per day
4. Friends tagged at check in are not eligible to claim a prize
5. The twelve free pies will be made up of a selection available on the day
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