Super League sponsors, TNM, has challenged Big Bullets and Wanderers fans to take advantage of Saturday’s Blantyre derby to earn their teams K1.5 million instantly through the Sapota Mapeto SMS promotion.<\/p>\n
“A team that can generate 300,000 SMSs through the promotion is assured of the money instantly,TNM sponsorship and public relations manager Limbani Nsapato, said yesterday.<\/p>\n
Text message are sent through 1515 code with each SMS costing K50, K40 of which goes to the coffers of the respective clubs. Bullets code is BB and Noma is Wanderers’ code.<\/p>\n
Nsapato noted that Bullets and Wanderers just need a quarter of their huge fan base to hit the 300,000 mark.<\/p>\n
Through the promotion, fans also stand to win K200,000 monthly in addition to TV sets, mobile phones, Flames replica jerseys.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is the best opportunity for the two teams\u2019 supporters to show that they can support their respective clubs to raise funds for their operations through an SMS campaign dubbed Sapota Mapeto and also hit the 300,000 SMS\u2019s and get a once \u2013off K1.5 m reward,\u201d Nsapato explained.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is a double win for football fans because while supporting your favourite team to generate revenue, the fans are also winning different prizes including cash that TNM is giving out every month in Sapota Mapeto promotion,\u201d said Nsapato.<\/p>\n
Currently, Bullets top Sapota Mapeto promotion with 159,487 SMS\u2019s seconded by Wanders with 90,280 SMS\u2019s and Red Lions is on bottom with 193 SMS\u2019s hit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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