In order to promote non-cash payments during the Christmas shopping Bank of Baku starts recompensed Bolkart, which is the first phase of payment by credit card in the country. As part of the most active interest owners will be financially rewarded Bolkart.
The first of the awards will be given to owners of Bolkart, which will make the purchase as soon as possible in a larger number of stores where you can buy goods with a card. Thus, the card holder to do during the day shopping in several, different stores increases their chances to become the winner of the day. Buying the same in the shops belonging to the same brand will be treated as one purchase.
The second type of award will be issued to owners Bolkart, which will make the purchase on the largest amount.
From 21 to 28 December the winners will be awarded with two cards daily, and there will be a total of 16 people. Each winner will receive 200 AZN.
The winners, nomination and data on purchases will be announced in the media. Persons who do not want their announcement of the winners will be announced and the award goes to the cardholder the next place.
If a few leaders are revealed in the category of stores, the winner will be announced who has bought a larger amount. In case if more than one person match data on the amount of purchases and the number of stores, the award will be divided between them.
In case several persons make a purchase on the exact same amount, the award will again be divided between them. Operations to cash to reward not included.
Bolkart is a free credit card that allows you to buy food in many local stores. Goods purchased through the card can be paid in stages over many months. The cards can be ordered both online - http://www.bolkart.az, or visit any branch. Today more than 40,000 people are Bolkart.
Consumers can shop around 500 stores and shopping centers. Credit cards can be used in Bolkart perfume store, computer and consumer electronics, mobile communications, furniture, as well as restaurants and supermarkets. -15D -
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