Glo Rewards-Cashtoken Offers Subscribers Another Season Of Money Rain

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OpenLife Nigeria reports that telecommunications company, Globacom has promised its customers another season of cash rain under its customer reward promo, ‘Glo Rewards-Cashtoken’.

The promo is a recharge-based loyalty reward scheme to which all existing and new prepaid subscribers on the Glo network are eligible to participate.

Globacom explained in a press statement in Lagos that the new season was unveiled to avail its subscribers and other Nigerians another opportunity to win cash prizes and other amazing items. “Subscribers participating in the Rewards Program, just like in other seasons, will earn cashtokens on every N1000 cumulative recharge within a calendar month”, the company added.

Many winners emerged across the country in a previous edition of the promo. They include William Ubi, a Civil Engineering student of Cross River State University and Mohammed Tijani, a Kaduna-based farmer, who won N200,000 and Anthony Iyemi, a Warri-based customer who got N100,000.

According to Glo, “To enroll for GloRewards, subscribers are required to dial *301*8# and start recharging to earn cashtokens. The assured cashback is N8, and they have a chance to win between N5,000 and N100m weekly in grand raffle draws. Every week, customers will also get a chance to win Gloworld Gift vouchers worth N10,000, Samsung A05 Phones and Samsung A54 smartphones.”

The company declared further that customers will continue to earn and accumulate cashtokens as long as they meet the eligibility criteria. This means that there is no upper limit to accumulating cashtokens. All cashtokens will be credited in a virtual wallet that is linked to the customer’s mobile number.

Globacom also explained that customers ” will be able to view and redeem their cashtokens by dialing *6700# to purchase airtime/data, pay electricity bills, pay cable television bills or make other payments. They can also transfer their accumulated cashtokens to the bank and cash out the equivalent value.”