Monthly draw
Every month, someone gets 30 days free.
Every day you’re billed for is an entry. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to post.
Days are entries
Billed for 20 days this month, that’s 20 entries. Billed for 3, that’s 3.
Drawn at random
Once the month is over, one entry is picked with a cryptographic random number. We keep the working, entry by entry.
30 days, your plan
The prize is 30 days at your own rate, so a HyperFibre winner gets 30 days of HyperFibre.
Where to see your entries
Your account page shows this month’s entries and how the last draw went.
Draw terms
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Who is running this
Metaphor Limited, trading as Um, New Zealand. Email help@um.nz with any questions.
How you enter
You are entered automatically. Your entries for a month are the days you were billed for in that month, counted on New Zealand dates. Daily and monthly billing both count.
Days before your connection goes live are not billed days, and a day your credit did not cover is not one either. No billed days in a month means no entries that month. There is no fee and no purchase beyond the internet you were already paying for.
How the winner is picked
After the month ends, every entry gets a number and one number is drawn using a cryptographically secure random generator. We record the numbers each customer held and the random value that was drawn, so the result can be checked afterwards.
One winner per month. The winner is emailed at the address on their account, and we tell Um customers the winner’s first name.
The prize
30 days of internet at the winner’s own daily rate, including any add-ons they hold, priced at the time of the draw. On daily billing it lands as credit on your balance. On monthly billing it comes off your next invoice.
Not transferable and not exchangeable for cash.
Apple
Apple is not a sponsor of this draw and isn’t involved in it.
Changes
We can change or end this draw. A month already drawn stands. Nothing here limits your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 or the Fair Trading Act 1986 where those rights apply. These terms are governed by New Zealand law.