Win Nokia E72 phones from SMART!
For those with high-end cellphones, Instant Messaging (or IM) and Mobile Email are now the new ways of keeping in touch with friends, family members, business associates or just about anybody who’s wired to the Internet. Since almost everyone needs to constantly stay connected with other people, doing so without missing a beat is the ultimate high!
Bariles has been doing it with his Nokia E63 which is his free retainer phone from Smart when he signed on to another two years of post-paid services. His wish however is to get the higher model – the Nokia E72.
According to its P.R., “The Nokia E72 is a high performance device tailor-made for seamless business and personal communication – perfect for blasting emails and instant messages!”
WOW! Now stop drooling and listen to this:
Anybody can stand a chance to win this awesome phone!
How?
By answering the following question in English and in not more than 100 words “Why would you use Email or Instant Messaging on mobile to connect with your family and friends?” in their promo site www.winNokiaE71.com/ph.
This promotion is applicable to all Smart subscribers who activate their Yahoo! Mail via Nokia Messaging on their Nokia phone*.
Nokia Messaging by Smart Gold costs only Php 299 per month for unlimited push email on Nokia devices.
Visit the nearest SMART Wireless Center to activate and subscribe to Nokia Messaging. Here in GenSan, the SMART Wireless Center may be found at KCC Mall of GenSan upper floor.
For details, please call *888 through your SMART cellphone or (02) 888-1111 through landline.
Four lucky winners will receive a brand new Nokia E72 each in the weekly draws.
Deadline of submission of entries will be on January 15, 2010, January 22, 2010, January 29, 2010, and February 5, 2010. That gives everyone 3 more weeks to do what they have to do to win this must-have Nokia phone.
Good luck everyone!!! Meanwhile, care to exchange IM names?
*To check if your phone is compatible with Nokia Messaging go to http://www.nokia.com.ph/nokiamessaging
Bariles is Tagalog word for “Tuna”, the primary source of income of the people of General Santos City which hosts 6 of the Philippines’ 8 tuna canneries and more than 80% of its tuna processing plants.
