Win a Google Nexus 10 with PoundHost – 25 prizes must be won!

PoundHost recognises that you want no-nonsense, fast, reliable servers at the best possible prices. This is why you won’t see any contracts, lock-ins or other spurious practices. PoundHost believes in delivering outstanding service and offering the latest servers at the lowest prices possible.

They also recognise that you want the latest and greatest technology for your home. That’s why they’re giving away 25 prizes include the Google Nexus 10 tablet and Nexus 4 smartphone!

The first prize winner will take home a Google Nexus 10 tablet worth over £350.

The second prize winner will take home a Google Nexus 4 smartphone worth £239.

Another 23 winners will get a free one month trial of PoundHost Cloud and then receive a 15% recurring discount for life!

For your chance to win one of these 25 prizes, simply visit
PoundHost Cloud Server and answer the following question:

How much bandwidth can the PoundHost Cloud Server offer for just £23 per month?

Simply email your answer, along with your full name and address to:

linuxuser@imagine-publishing.co.uk with the subject line ‘PoundHost competition’.

Terms & Conditions
Entry to the competition is via email to linuxuser@imagine-publishing.co.uk. The winner will be chosen at random after the closing date, which is 31 July 2013, and will be notified within 14 days of the draw. If the winner cannot be contacted within 30 days, an alternative winner may be selected. The Editor’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Linux User & Developer is not responsible for lost, undelivered or non-received emails. By entering this competition you are consenting to receiving further communication from Linux User & Developer by email, you can unsubscribe to these messages at any time by replying and entering UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Prizes are final, there are no cash alternatives.  Acceptance of the prize constitutes the winners’ names and photos being used for editorial, advertising and publicity purposes. Contestants agree to be bound by the rules and regulations by entering the competition.