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MMG Announces the Race for the Keys promo: Win a 2023 Toyota Agya

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May 10, 2024
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MMG, the leading mobile financial services provider in Guyana, is thrilled to announce an exhilarating opportunity for its customers to win big! According to MMG Marketing Executive, Chandroutie Budhram, the company is launching a thrilling challenge that could see lucky participants walking away with $50,000 weekly and even driving off in a 2023 Toyota Agya.

Budhram excitedly shared, “MMG has launched an exciting promo where customers can win $50,000 weekly by just completing 3 transactions with MMG.”

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The challenge is simple yet rewarding. Participants need only complete three or more transactions using the MMG app or at any MMG agent nationwide. Whether it’s topping up your phone, paying bills, sending money to friends, or activating a data plan, every transaction counts towards eligibility for the weekly draw of $50,000.

“In this challenge, every three transactions you make brings you closer to the $50,000 prize. Also, those weekly qualifiers will be entered into a grand finale where one person will drive away with the Grand Prize of a 2023 TOYOTA AGYA!” added Chandroutie Budhram.

The challenge is open to all MMG customers, and those who haven’t yet signed up for MMG are encouraged to do so to seize this incredible opportunity. Registering for mmg is easy, simply scan the QR code within this article or visit https://www.mmg.gy/ today. 

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