Telecommunications provider Flow, completed its “Get It All Together” Christmas promotion last Friday, in which over $100,000 in cash and prizes were given to its customers. The promotion, which began on Nov. 19, 2021, saw many of Flow’s customers winning an array of prizes just in time for Christmas and the New Year.
Flow’s new and existing prepaid customers who topped up their devices won daily prizes of smartphones, hams, bottles of wines, bonus LTE data packages, bonus credit, and free combo plans. The Flow team hosted six weekly grand prize draws which proved to be a fan-favourite as randomly-selected customers got to choose their prize on Flow’s Facebook livestream.
The randomly-selected grand prize winners were made up of customers who activated combo plans, paid a Flow bill in full, subscribed to new Flow services, people that switched to Flow or someone who bundled — added their postpaid and existing services hence the theme, “Get it All Together.”
“We are always happy to be able to engage with our customers in unique ways and this was truly a fun and rewarding experience for tens of thousands of our customers,” Nikala Williams-Rodgers, Flow’s Marketing & Communications for the Southern Caribbean said.
“Our customers come from all walks of life and have different wants and needs, so to have the types of prizes we did, is a plus.”
Williams-Rodgers was referring to an extensive list of tangible weekly prizes which included: EC$30,000 cash, TCL20e smartphones, two 40 cubic feet Whirlpool refrigerators with French doors, couch, or sectional sets, 30-inch Mabe stove, a catered Christmas dinner, a Christmas barrel, full home paint over, washing machines, drinks packs, 50-inch TV’s and a few others.
On Nov. 26, 2021, when the first weekly Facebook livestream draw was complete the momentum kept building as more persons tuned in weekly. The Flow team had generated a genuine game show feel to its draws with concealed prizes, bonus attempts, live audience feedback and Facebook trivia competitions. Zoe John – Whirlpool washing machine winner and Zenday Wilson — TCL20e smartphone winner won big in week one.
The Flow team also notified the pubic that each week there was not a $5,000 cash winner, the money will continue to accumulate.
In week two, winners included Cynthia John- drinks pack, Dexter Young — couch, Vasilka Lavia — free mobile 6 months and Chantal Cabral — free internet 6 months. On Dec. 10, 2021, with two draws completed and no cash prize winners the cash-pot had grown to EC$15,000 which was won by Romique Hooper. Kia Tittle won a 40-cubic feet refrigerator and Abigail Hazell won 6 months free internet service.
“My girlfriend kept telling me about this bundle thing to save some money, but I was always busy. On December 1st, she called again and said to go now because the store was closing early for an event. So, I hustle up the road just in-time and got my services all in one,” Romique recounted to Wayne Hull, Flow country manager.
“I thought I won $1,500 and when I saw the card it was not until the draw ended it really hit me that I just win $15,000!” Hooper who is involved in physical education shared that he remained in shock for several days and was relieved upon collecting his winnings.
Dec. 17 was also filled with excitement as Orlanda Lavia won a Christmas barrel, Terry Dowers won a 30-inch stove and Celia Lewis grabbed the cash prize of EC$5,000 cash. On Dec. 23, Erin Browne won a free bundle for an entire year, Janice Richey won a couch, and Roanna Frederick won free internet for six months.
At the final draw last week Friday, Dec. 31, Sonia Toney won a TCL20e smartphone, Conrad Richards won a free bundle for a year and Breanna Lionel won free internet for 6 months.
Persons who followed along on social media also won some prizes including: two air fryers, countless hams, bottles of wine, and free combo plans. The live recorded draws can be viewed on Flow’s Facebook page.
“The ‘Get it All Together’ Christmas promotion ensured that as many Flow customers as possible would have received a gift from the telecommunications provider,” the company said in a press release.