Eligibility conditions
Identify who qualifies and whether an existing relationship is required.
This Infinity page explains how to understand promotion and plan conditions. It does not announce an active offer or promise a reward. Read eligibility, costs and limits together before considering a proposal.


A headline amount does not explain a whole proposal. Eligibility, timing and required actions can change its meaning. Pause if a headline conflicts with the full conditions.
Accepting a benefit can involve costs or future obligations. Spending beyond your needs to obtain it makes that cost central to the decision. Keep your normal limits first.
Conditions can change even under the same offer name. An old image or forwarded message does not establish current validity. Check the date and scope of the actual terms.
These are examples of condition types rather than available promotions.
Identify who qualifies and whether an existing relationship is required.
Distinguish required actions, optional choices and possible costs.
Check the treatment of incomplete requirements or cancellation at expiry.
Urgent wording does not reduce the need to read full conditions.
Match its name, date and source.
Identify your costs, time and required actions.
Decline if participation would exceed your limits.
| Topic | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Up to | A ceiling rather than an amount everyone receives. |
| Eligible | Specified conditions need to be satisfied. |
| Optional | Distinguish a choice from a mandatory requirement. |
| Expiry | Read what happens after the specified time. |
Avoid deciding from an amount without its full conditions.
No; this page explains how to interpret conditions.
Costs, eligibility and obligations must also be understood.
Read the precise scope of the word and the remaining conditions.
Do not proceed on an assumption before obtaining clarification.
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There is no need to increase normal money or time limits for a proposal.