Why can not Polish vaio club members participate in the photo competition (according to the first paragraph of the regulations)??!! That is not fair...! I can not load any photo 
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Hi Wiaterek,
I've no idea.. 
I've asked Sony if they can let me know if Polish members can enter the competition or not..
If not hopefully they will give us a reason why..
Frankly speaking it is unbelievable when such a huge global corporation like Sony cannot include Polish vaio club members into the competition because of the European law. This is a ridiculous explanation. The more that Poland is a member of the European Union, that Sony was able to set up a subsidiary in Poland but they cannot organize a simple competition… 
That situation was the more disappointing to me because Sony translated the competition website into Polish language, they also translated into Polish all the terms and conditions. When a Polish vaio club member enters the Polish vaio club website he can see a huge invitation to upload photo of his vaio to check whether his vaio looks good in the picture and so on... And after all these encouragements not only can’t you upload a photo (I tried many times during last two weeks; I tried different photos and all of them were consistent with terms and conditions –still all the time “500 error” appeared), but you can’t participate in the photo competition at all as well. 
Imagine the situation –the Polish Sony call center isn’t able to help you whatever you ask for, the clients in neighboring countries (in the Czech Republic and Germany) got a two-year Sony guarantee for their vaio notebooks, but Polish clients got only a one-year Sony guarantee… and now I can’t even participate in the photo competition… all that make me very disappointed! I feel as if I were a worse kind of client… 
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Frankly speaking it is unbelievable when such a huge global corporation like Sony cannot include Polish vaio club members into the competition because of the European law. This is a ridiculous explanation. The more that Poland is a member of the European Union, that Sony was able to set up a subsidiary in Poland but they cannot organize a simple competition…
That situation was the more disappointing to me because Sony translated the competition website into Polish language, they also translated into Polish all the terms and conditions. When a Polish vaio club member enters the Polish vaio club website he can see a huge invitation to upload photo of his vaio to check whether his vaio looks good in the picture and so on... And after all these encouragements not only can’t you upload a photo (I tried many times during last two weeks; I tried different photos and all of them were consistent with terms and conditions –still all the time “500 error” appeared), but you can’t participate in the photo competition at all as well.
Imagine the situation –the Polish Sony call center isn’t able to help you whatever you ask for, the clients in neighboring countries (in the Czech Republic and Germany) got a two-year Sony guarantee for their vaio notebooks, but Polish clients got only a one-year Sony guarantee… and now I can’t even participate in the photo competition… all that make me very disappointed! I feel as if I were a worse kind of client…
Totally with you on this man, it's completely unfair that they have gone to all that trouble to translate the page and then Polish people cannot enter? What's that all about? Hope someone will look into this, it's unfair and could land people into bother. Just look how ofcom came down on TV shows phone in's in the UK?
I don't know what's happening to Sony and Club VAIO, it needs desperate mending and quickly, or people will loose interest and just go elsewhere. This Club is meant to be for everyone in the European Union, which contains 37 member states, so why are certain people being left out in the cold (probably literally at this time of year too) when we're all meant to be Europeans?
Sort it out guys, it's an embarrassment!
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