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Hilarious. I'm all for getting one over the big corporates but only when it's actually fair and Terry's claims were just ridiculous as he clearly hadn't won in the first place.

I'd love to be a fly on the wall at the EE morning meeting!

So the only outcome will be that four nice deserving people and their guests will get to go to Glasto through his tantrum and the lying little twat won't be there!

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Seems like O2 quickly jumped on the conveniently passing marketing opportunity again but EE are still thinking about what to do :lol: I bet there are more than a few unhappy peeps today !

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EE is consulting its legal team as to whether it should honour a competition prize to an individual who started a social media campaign against the company when a terms and conditions blunder meant he was not given the Glastonbury Festival tickets he was informed he had won as it has since emerged he may have copied his “winning” entry from an artist.

Twitter user @Terry_Finnegan started the #GiveTerryHisGlastoTickets hashtag campaign last week, which amassed hundreds of tweets demanding he was given a pair of tickets to the festival after he believed he had fairly won an EE competition.

It has now emerged that artist and designer Aaron Savage originally created a Calvin Harris Lego album cover two years ago, which looks very similar to the image Finnegan used to enter the competition.

An EE spokeswoman told Marketing Week: “This has been brought to our attention, as the original criteria for the competition stated that all entries had to be original. We are in touch with both artist Aaron Savage and Terry Finnegan so we can get to the bottom of this.”

An O2 spokesman told Marketing Week: “We’re aware that it looks very much like Terry Finnegan stole his EE Glastonbury competition entry from Aaron Savage and, this morning, have tweeted Aaron to offer him a year’s supply of O2 Academy tickets in recognition of his artwork. Terry’s story grabbed the nation’s attention, including celebrities such as Lennox Lewis, and it appears like we were all taken in by a very convincing plight.”

O2’s offer still stands, but it is unknown whether EE will withdraw the tickets from Finnegan.

Finnegan could not be reached for comment.

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Well - if the Ts and Cs of the competition (which Terry seemed very keen on quoting) stated that the entry had to be original work, then EE are quite within their rights to tell the little scrote to sod off.

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