One of the country\u2019s commercial banks, Nedbank, on Friday urged more of its customers to enter the \u2018Bulls Eye\u2019 promotion to stand a chance to win a share of K5 million.<\/p>\n
Nedbank Business Development and Marketing Manager, Tidzi Chalamba, was speaking in Blantyre during the third draw of the promotion.<\/p>\n
The draw saw five customers from across the country carting home K100,000 each.<\/p>\n
He said, so far, the bank is impressed with the excitement the promotion has generated.<\/p>\n
\u201cSo far, we are impressed as a bank but we still encourage more customers to enter the promotion. We want every customer to stand a chance of winning a share of K5 million,\u201d Chalamba said.<\/p>\n
To enter, new customers need to open and use a current account that will be funded throughout the campaign period.<\/p>\n
New customers are also required to subscribe and use internet banking and acquire and use a Nedbank Visa debit card in addition to a cheque book.<\/p>\n
\u201cExisting Nedbank retail customers who have any transactional account such as saving, current Ned Save or student account are required to subscribe and use the internet banking and acquire and use a Nedbank Visa debit card,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Nedbank, according to Chalamba, will conduct six fortnightly draws in the promotion in which five people will walk away with K100,000 each.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe will also have a mid promotion draw where one person will win K1 million. At the end of the promotion, in December, one winner will also walk away with K1 million,\u201d said Chalamba.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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