Company "VISAInternational" with "AtaBank" launches promotional campaigns for cardholders VISA, under the slogan "Pay with VISA and have guaranteed prizes."
Share, the total duration of which will be 3 months, will be held in supermarkets "Neptune" from February 15 to May 15, 2013
All customers who have paid for their purchases in any amount cards VISA, are guaranteed to receive special prizes. Moreover, the higher will be the purchase price, the higher will be the prize! The campaign involves all cards VISA. The joint action will appreciate the convenience, speed and ease of use of cards VISA, and guaranteed prizes will buy a double pleasure.
Receive gifts when buying a card with VISA!
01-20 AZN get a free magnet on the fridge.
21 - 50 AZN get a free environmental bag.
51 - 100 AZN get a free branded umbrella or thermal mug.
AZN 101 and up get a free wallet or stick with the logo of VISA.
"AtaBank" has 24 branches, 12 of which are located in the city of Baku, and 10 - in Ganja, Sumgayit, Khachmaz, Yevlakh, Mingechevir, Shamkir, Goychay, Shirvan, naphthalene and Lankaran. Number of POS terminals installed by the Bank on February 1, 2013, the year sostavlyaet9279.
Note that, in effect since 1993 "AtaBank", is one of the largest commercial organizations in Azerbaijan. "AtaBank" is a high-tech universal bank offering a full range of services to corporate and private clients.
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