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Courts donates seventh car in ‘Drive away’ promotion
Courts Guyana Inc gave away their last car, an SUV, to yet another female winner as their “Courts Drive away Promotion” ended yesterday.
The winner, Donna and the Finance Manager
The winner, Donna Jupiter, who dropped in her coupons at the company’s Main Street office only Wednesday, said that she was extremely surprised when she received the call from Courts. She said that she shouted when she heard that she had won a car, the caller on the other hand almost dropped the phone when Donna started to shout.
Yesterday, a happy Donna was speechless. She said that she purchased a music system from the furniture store but never thought she would have won.
The other six car winners were present at the company yesterday drinking champagne. Some say that when they woke up in the mornings they would open their window and peep at their car, while some say they would clean their car everyday even though it never moved from the spot it was parked.
Kaieteur News was told that this year Courts Guyana Inc made the largest giveaway as compared to the other years.
The company gave away $72M worth in cars and cash to their customers.
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Server Saturday as Donna
Caption: The winner, Donna and the Finance Manager
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