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‘Chaka-Chaya neEcoCash’ Promotion is Back!

The ‘Chaka-Chaya neEcoCash’ promotion is back, offering much bigger prizes and affording much more people the chance to win thousands of prizes, the company has said.

“There are over one million dollars’ worth of prizes to be won and more than 150 000 individual customers are guaranteed to win,” said Econet’s Cassava Zimbabwe CEO, Eddie Chibi, as he announced the promotion.

Chibi said this year’s promotion was “bigger and better than ever before”, featuring prizes ranging from cash, cows, cars, property stands, Kwese decoders and airtime, to EcoSure cover and, back by popular demand, also featuring hundreds of goats and grocery vouchers.

Chibi said to stand the chance to win, all a customer needs to do is to transact using EcoCash, and “the more you transact, the more you stand the chance to win big with EcoCash,” he said, adding that the promotion was also designed to accelerate the adoption and use of digital payments, in line with Central Bank policy.

EcoCash is the most popular and by far the most widely used mobile money service in the country, processing over $725 million worth of airtime, bill and merchant payments in the fourth quarter of 2017 alone, according to telecom industry figures.

Chibi said his company was most grateful for the market’s overwhelming support and use of EcoCash mobile money services, adding that he believed the ‘Chaka-Chaya neEcoCash’ promotion would go a long way in rewarding the biggest and most frequent users.

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Describing the opportunities that customers had to win, Chibi said customers stood a chance to win “big prizes” whenever they send money via EcoCash, when they cashed out, when they paid their bills (such as buy ZESA tokens, or pay their Kwese subscriptions), when they paid merchants (such as when buying groceries in supermarkets) using EcoCash, when they bought airtime using EcoCash, or when they received a minimum of $40 via international remittances (such as Cassava Remit and others).

“We want to reward the use of as many of our services as possible to give even more of our customers the chance to win something”, he said.

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Chibi, whose EcoCash mobile money service has partnered with over 26.000 active agents throughout the country – who themselves stand to benefit with any increased use of the service – said to help boost customers’ chances to win, this year one would earn an extra 20 points by simply registering for EcoSure.

“Once a customer gets to 5 points, they will get a ‘Point Booster’ that instantly quadruples their points tally by 20 more points, by simply registering for EcoSure and paying $1 or more in monthly premiums,” Chibi said, explaining that the idea was to lower the winning threshold by helping boost users’ points, and broaden the number of eligible participants.

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And as the icing on the cake, the Cassava boss said this year the promotion would feature more draws, further increasing the chances of users to win.

“Our customers will be excited to know that this year Chaka-Chaya will feature several draws designed to increase the chance for more people to win more prizes.

“We will have a Monthly Draw, offering hundreds of prizes. Then we will have another monthly Grand Draw, offering the bigger prizes, which include residential stands and brand new vehicles.

“But we won’t be done just yet; there will be yet another draw – a Bonus Draw – that will basically level the playing field by giving everyone a chance to win – regardless of their transacting power,” Chibi said.

The promotion, which returns for its second successive year, will run for three months, from April 8, 2018 to July 5, 2018, with the first draw set to be held in May.

Chibi said customers could see the local Press for more details on the promotion, visit the nearest Econet Shop of EcoCash agents, or check out their EcoCash Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ecocashzim/ or its @EcoCashZW Twitter page on https://twitter.com/EcoCashZW.

 

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