As proud sponsors of the Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival, Digicel has launched amazing Jazz promotions for its valued customers. For the month of April Digicel customers will get to take advantage of the monthly Text to Win Promotion, “Build Your Jazz Band Game” and also “Top Up , Pay Up and Win” which promises fantastic cash prizes and jazz goodies for all.
Customers can play the “Build Your Jazz Band Game” for a chance to win three jazz tickets to the main stage concert of the St. Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival. These three lucky winners will also each receive a drinks cooler, $500 spending cash, a Sea Island Cotton Shop clothing spree valued at $700 and selfie sticks to capture their beautiful memories as they groove to the jazzy rhythms. To play, customers simply collect items to build their ideal band by texting ‘JAZZ’ to 7171 at a cost of only $1.
Digicel customers can also win big in Digicel’s “Top Up, Pay Up and Win” for the month of April. Prepaid customers topping up $10 or more and post-paid customers who pay their bill in full and by the 24th of April will receive a chance of being 1 of 8 lucky customers to win $1,000 cash plus a jazz pack during the month of April. Every week in the month of April Digicel will reward two winners.
Digicel’s Marketing and Communications Executive, Louise Victor in commenting on the launch of the promotions said, ‘Digicel continuously aims to provide fantastic offers for customers and, given that jazz is in the air but also given that Digicel is a sponsor of many of the jazz events across the island, we are ensuring our customers get to experience the festival with us whether it is through enjoying the performances at main stage jazz, in the various community jazz initiatives, winning cash for jazz or with a Digicel jazz goodie bag. We are certain they are sure to feel the jazz spirit. ‘
Digicel remains committed to delivering jazz to all communities in Saint Lucia and encourages all customers to participate in the jazz promotions for their chance to win cash and more.
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