Swipe on the GO this Christmas!
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December 17, 2015

Swipe on the GO this Christmas!

For this joyous Christmas season MAGNA Rewards Jamaica Ltd. wants to remind our valued Scotiabank MAGNA MasterCard customers to “Double Dip” for more rewards.

You can enjoy the benefit of earning additional points on transactions by using both your Scotiabank MAGNA MasterCard and your MAGNA Card. It all adds up!

Sign up for your Scotiabank MAGNA MasterCard today.

Additionally, their Gold Card Members can also enjoy further discounts from their Gold Partners as well, call them today and ask about becoming a Gold Member.

Becoming a MAGNA Rewards Cardholder is easy. To Reap Real Rewards this season just apply, swipe and redeem, at any of their Partner locations island wide. Vouchers are issued every 4 months in which customers can redeem for goods and services. They currently have over 200 Partners from many different industries including: Finance, Insurance, Supermarkets, Clothing, Pharmacies, Security Services, Eye Care Centres, Motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle Services, Electronics, Hotels, Energy, etc. Visit theirFacebook page, Instagram and website to see the wide array of Partner locations.

Continue to swipe on the go and redeem your MAGNA vouchers Island wide.

Reap Real Rewards this season with MAGNA!

 

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