UhaulCarShare Contest: Win a Coffeemaker and Two Free Hours with UhaulCarShare

It’s that time of year to head back to school, which means decorating your dorm room! You need to set up your room no matter what, so you might as well win a prize while you’re at it.

UhaulCarShare will reward a Keurig coffee maker and two free hours of UhaulCarShare to the best dorm room decorators. Just snap a photo of your newly-decorated dorm so you can show us your hard work. Then, share it using Twitter or Instagram with the #UCSBacktoSchool hastag. If you aren’t one for social media, no worries. Send your photo to salvarez@uhaulcarshare.com.

UhaulCarShare can benefit students who don’t own cars and need to g ucs2 et around while living on their college campus. As long as you have a valid driver’s license, you can rent a vehicle at an hourly or daily rate.

Having two free hours of transportation and a new coffee maker in your dorm wouldn’t be the worst way to start off the year. The UhaulCarShare contest ends October 3, 2016, so be sure to submit your pictures before then. Winners will be notified by October 10.

Contest Duration

The UhaulCarShare Contest deadline for photo submissions is October 3, 2016. There is no purchase necessary to enter or to win. This contest is sponsored by U-Haul International, Inc., located at 2727 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004.

Method of Entry

Post your decorated dorm room photos on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #UCSBacktoSchool. Send email submissions to salvarez@uhaulcarshare.com.

Eligibility

This contest is open to all college students in the United States, Canada, and the District of Columbia (excluding Quebec and territories and protectorates of the United States), 17 years of age or older. UhaulCarShare is available on select campuses.

Winner Selection

The contest winners will be notified by October 10, 2016. Winners for the giveaway will be selected by the U-Haul International Inc. from eligible entries. All such selections are made entirely at the discretion of the U-Haul International, Inc., whose decisions are final and binding. The winners will be notified either via Instagram or email. Winners must respond within one month of being selected to coordinate pickup or shipping of their prize. After one month, the prize offer is void.

Prize

The winners will receive a free Keurig coffee maker, as well as two free hours of UhaulCarShare.

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