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The Luckiest has urged Ghanaians to take advantage of a promotion offering instant prizes to participants who buy tickets worth GH¢100.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, The Luckiest Public Relations team member, Seraphine Martins, said participants could qualify for the promotion by purchasing 10 tickets, each costing GH¢10, through the service’s short code.
She said the promotion was part of The Luckiest's effort to reward customers in October.
“You know The Luckiest is always out to give something special. The Luckiest team would like to reward Ghanaians,” she said.
Ms Martins explained that participants needed to dial the service’s short code, follow the instructions and buy 10 tickets at GH¢10 each to reach the required GH¢100 spend.
She said participants could then redeem an instant prize on Saturday, adding that the rewards included household appliances, electronic devices and cash.
“We've got everything from refrigerators to laptops to mobile phones, you name it. It's all across the place,” she said.
Ms Martins said the promotion was not limited to customers of a particular mobile network, encouraging users across all networks to participate.
“It’s not restricted to just MTN users or Telecel users. It is across all the networks,” she said.
She urged interested participants to dial the short code and follow the prompts to purchase their tickets, explaining that they did not need to wait for a specific time on Saturday to begin the process.
“When you wake up tomorrow, you can just dial *712#, follow the prompt, and it will show you how to redeem your instant prize,” she said.
Ms Martins encouraged Ghanaians not to miss the opportunity, describing the promotion as a chance to win prizes after meeting the ticket-purchase requirement.
“Don't let this weekend pass you by. It is just tomorrow."
“This is the only game in this country, the only experience that gives you instant, and it gives you a sure win. Once you're engaged, you are guaranteed a win,” she said.
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