Team Digicel brought the curtains down on another successful Christmas Promotion at the Royal St. Lucia Police Band Headquarters after awarding one of its band members with $10,000.
Thirty five-year-old James Lewis from Maynard Hill has been a Digicel postpaid customer since 2006. James has always made it a point to pay his bill in full and on time and was rewarded for this with $10,000 from Digicel.
Upon arrival at the Police Barracks, Team Digicel was greeted with a warm welcome by James and the entire Police band. After a few guessing games as to the purpose of the visit, James Lewis was announced as the final winner of $10,000 in the Digicel “Together We Make Christmas Better” promotion.
When asked about his plans for the winnings an overjoyed James commented, “I will use $5,000 to travel for VISA purposes, and the other $5,000 to pay my utility bills, treat my mom, save and buy a few drinks for the band.” James added, “The band members are very happy for me and keep telling me that I am always winning things. I simply let them know you have to participate to win.”
Ms Fiona Smith, Digicel’s Marketing & Communication Executive, added these comments: “Digicel has made Christmas better for a large number of customers, children, communities and homes across St. Lucia in the “Together We Make Christmas Better” promotion. We at Digicel strongly believe in giving back to the communities and making our customers winners. The joy and happiness, the lasting memories and life changing experiences which is delivered through our promotions, is all part of Digicel’s brand ethos to assist our customers live extraordinary lives and Digicel will continue to bring such promotions to the people of St. Lucia.”
Team Digicel once again congratulates Mr. Lewis and all the other winners in this year’s Christmas Promotion. Look out for more exciting promotions from Digicel in 2015.
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