Aircel’s Rs. 1/ Car offer triggers consumer imagination

Srinagar: Aircel, India’s leading telcom player, has come out with an exciting offer in which a consumer can win a car against a paltry investment of just Rupees 1.

The customers, according to a company handout, have to register on 12800 by answering a simple question and has to do a daily usage of Re 1 per day on their Aircel connection to be eligible for the contest.

Besides a bumper award of a Car, Aircel customers also stand a chance to win Bikes, Fortnightly LCDs, Weekly Food Processors and daily free talk time, Data and SMSs, the statement adds.

As one time registration under the contest, Customers has to dial 12800 and once registered, customers have to do a minimum daily usage of Rs 1 for 30 days during the offer period of 42 days starting 20th Jun14 to 31st July14. Winners will be chosen on the basis of their usage from the main account balance.

As part of our Extra proposition where we aim to give our customers something extra, we are delighted to launch this exciting consumer contest. It is a great platform for us to connect and engage with our customers, especially the youth. We are positive that this will resonate well with our target audience as there are attractive prizes up for grabs and will help us strengthen our engagement with our customers, Sundeep Talwar, Circle Operations Head J&K, Aircel, said.

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Aircel is one of the market leaders in J&K, and constantly strives to provide innovative and best value for money services to its customers, the statement said.

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