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Digicel  customers to have bright Christmas
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November 28, 2008

Digicel customers to have bright Christmas

28.NOV.08

Three Digicel customers will have a bigger, better and brighter Christmas.

Last Wednesday, Saintale Haynes, of Green Hill, Veron Jackson, of New Montrose, and Eglan Harry, of Arnos Vale, all walked out of Digicel’s Corporate Offices with something to smile about.{{more}}

Haynes took away a 32-inch Sony Bravia flat screen television and a W-780 Sony Ericsson mobile handset, while Harry and Jackson received EC$1000 each.

“I feel excited because it is the first time I ever won anything,” Haynes said.

The overjoyed trucker said that he currently owns two other Sony televisions but this one beats them all.

“I like Digicel because they do a lot for the public and since they came in the rates are so much better and I admire that,” Haynes said.

By winning this week, Haynes automatically enters into Digicel’s latest promotions; ‘Live free with Digicel: Making your wishes come trough’ and says he also looks forward to better rates from Digicel for the New Year.

Haynes gained his winnings after he topped up with a $25 phone card.

Harry and Jackson got lucky when they topped up with a $10 phone card and they both expressed feeling “good” about winning.

“First of all, I want to give God thanks because I am a Christian and I am grateful to have won this money,” Harry, who is employed as an Office Attendant with Sprotts Brothers Ltd, said.

A Photographer by profession, Jackson was on the other side of the camera looking in when he collected his money.

“I must feel good because after all, it’s a $1000,” Jackson said, as he made it clear he was a Digicel customer since the company started business here.

Digicel’s Marketing Manager, Juno DeRoche, handed over the electronic equipment, while Marketing Executive Edmund Joachim presented the money.

Digicel’s promotion, Live free with Digicel: Making your wishes come through, provides for its customers who top up $25 or more, purchase new handsets and keep their postpaid accounts up to date, to be entered into a draw to win $5000, $2500 or $1000 monthly for a year.

Also, persons who purchase scratch cards that spell the word FREE, become instant winners of $5000 while there are also scratch cards with the letters F, R or E on the market.

Persons who collect these letters and spell F-R-E-E win an instant $1000 and are eligible for the main draw as well as consolation prizes.

“Top up $10 or more and have the chance to win prizes which include $1000, television sets, DVD players, handsets, game systems, stereos, Ipods and other items,” DeRoche said.

The Live free promotion ends on January 18 while the draw for the Live Free for a year Campaign will be done on January 23.

The top up $10 or more to win EC$1000 promotion will run indefinitely.

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