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All eyes on the Rav4
Annalise Harewood (centre), Digicel’s head of recharge, Roshelle Lewis(right), Digicel’s public relations assistant, pose with winners of car-carepackages at the Jamaica Observer’s Beechwood Avenue headquarters onThursday. From left are Michael Dixon, Fayon Hutchinson, Maureen Allen,Lisa Henry and Bobbett Spencer. (PHOTO: NAPHTALI JUNIOR)
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Brian Bonitto  
May 30, 2013

All eyes on the Rav4

FAYON Hutchinson does not own a motor vehicle. She was, however, one of this week’s car-care package winners as part of Digicel’s Rev into a Rav competition.

“I have never won anything before,” said an elated Hutchinson. “The items will be put to good use. I’m going the save them to use on the Rav4 when I win it!”

Hutchinson, along with Maureen Allen, Bobbett Spencer, Lisa Henry, and Michael Dixon collected their prizes at the Jamaica Observer’s Beechwood Avenue headquarters on Thursday.

The winners thanked Digicel and the Jamaica Observer for the opportunity to have won their prizes.

A total of 20 persons were winners in the weekly competition which ran in Auto for the month of May and ends today. All they had to do was read an article and answer three questions.

“The questions were not difficult. All you needed to do was read the article,” said Henry.

All winners, who said they were proud Digicel network users, are aiming for the grand prize of the 2013 Rav4. That winner will be selected on June 6.

Annalise Harewood, Digicel’s head of recharge, heartily congratulated the winners and encouraged them to continue making her company their choice for telecom services.

The head of recharge said the feedback to weekly giveaways was great, as it allowed Digicel to touch base with a variety of customers.

“Everybody and anybody can win and this is good,” she said.

For the opportunity to win the Rav4, just top up with $108 credit as a prepaid customer, talk for 10 minutes as a post-paid customer, or pay your bill in full and on time.

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