Free fuel vouchers to be won daily with Vodafone
Throughout the month of February Vodafone prepaid customers are all in with the chance of winning over €5000 worth of fuel vouchers. Twenty vouchers will be won daily for customers topping up with €10 or more.
“At Vodafone we understand that most people in Malta and Gozo love their cars and to travel. Therefore, fuel cost is an important part of the budget people manage. So we came up with an exciting, unique offer that gives Vodafone prepaid customers the opportunity to win free fuel vouchers,” Mr. Tamás Bányai, Head of Consumer Business Unit, commented.
To participate, customers need to send a FREE SMS to 5091 5736 with the word FUEL, and then simply top up with €10 or more. Participating customers can also double their chances of winning a prize by topping up through the Vodafone Malta website: www.vodafone.com.mt. Winners will be announced on a weekly basis and will need to answer a simple question in order to claim their prize.
Top up may be done in any Vodafone store or Vodafone authorised reseller, online, via SMS or ATM top up. Vouchers can be redeemed at J. Micallef Service Station in Rabat and Zejtun, Malta and Vella Service Station in Victoria, Gozo.
Offer is valid from 1st February 2015 and ends 28th February 2015. For more information and all terms and conditions log on to: www.vodafone.com.mt/fuelup
- February 8, 2015 0 Comments Posted in: Press Launches
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