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Dec 02, 2016 News
Seven customers on Wednesday received their cash back in GTT’s Win More Christmas promotion at the GTT’s Fogarty’s Store, Water Street.
The cash ranged from $5,000 to $25,000 for purchases made at the various GTT stores across the country in the first week of GTT’s Christmas promotion.
The winners were Alana Nicholas of Amelia’s Ward, Linden — a DSL modem; Rajendra Ramkumar of Windsor Castle, Essequibo Coast– he won his Blu Studio G Plus valued $21,999; Colleen Farrell of John Alley Christianburg, Linden- she won her Unnectto Neo Free; Shemar Davis of Tucville, Georgetown– he won his first month’s DSL Bronze service free.
Latchman Narain, of Tain, Corentyne, received his money back after purchasing a Plum Might Plus 2; Diana Damdar of St. Marysville, Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara received her DSL Bronze service free and Neil Rudder of Angoy’s Avenue, New Amsterdam received his cash back for Unnecto Quattro X.
According to GTT, every customer with a purchase of $5000 or more has a chance to win back their purchase in the current Christmas promotion. The winners are selected every Wednesday at a GTT Store.
“Apart from that, GTT has amazing smart phone deals for everyone this Christmas. Customers get their money back in top up when they buy the DroneXT, Unnecto Quattro X or the Blu Studio G Plus, in addition to 1GB free data,” the telephone company said.
“There’s more; with the purchase of the Alcatel Go Play customers get a free VR Gear and a free wireless speaker with the purchase of the Idol 3 along with 1 GB data equivalent to one-month’s 4G data plan.”
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