Glo Rewards Cashtoken, a recharge-based loyalty programme of National Telecommunications Company, Globacom has returned for another season.
The programme which is packaged exclusively for all existing, new and prepaid subscribers on the Glo network has produced several winners from across Nigeria in the previous editions, some of them include William Ubi, a Cross River State University civil engineering student, who took home N200,000; Anthony Iyemi, a resident of Warri, who took home N100,000; and Mohammed Tijani, a farmer from Kaduna, who won N200,000.
The new season, Globacom offered in a statement, was unveiled to give opportunity to Glo subscribers and other Nigerians, particularly those who missed out on prizes in the first season to win cash prizes and other amazing items. It added that subscribers stood a chance to win between N5,000 and N100 million in weekly lottery draws.
It explained that reminiscent of the past seasons, Cashtoken would be earned by subscribers on every N1000 cumulative recharge within a calendar month, adding that each Cashtoken would give an assured cashback.
Stated the company: “To enroll for GloRewards, subscribers will dial 3018# and start recharging to earn cashtokens. The assured cashback is N8, and they have a chance to win between N5,000 and N100m weekly in grand raffle draws. Every week, customers will also get a chance to win Gloworld Gift vouchers worth N10,000, Samsung A05 Phones and Samsung A54 smartphones”.
Globacom which explained that earning and accumulation of cashtokens by subscribers would continue as long as the eligibility criteria was met, added that there was no upper limit to accumulating cashtokens. All cashtokens, it said, would be credited in a virtual wallet that is linked to the customer’s mobile number.
Added Globacom: “They will be able to view and redeem their cashtokens by dialing *6700# to purchase airtime/data, pay electricity bills, pay cable television bills or make other payments. They can also transfer their accumulated cashtokens to the bank and cash out the equivalent value”.
