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Garanti Bank in Facebook first

By Scott Thompson

06/02/2012

Turkey’s Garanti Bank is launching a first of its kind Facebook Credit scheme in the country.

The campaign will see 50,000 Facebook Credits distributed amongst customers who are Bonus cardholders.

These cardholders, who spend 50 TL or more between 1 and 15 February, will be awarded 10 Credits. A total of 50,000 will be given away throughout the campaign. Cardholders will receive a PIN code via SMS and they can be redeemed on the Bonus Facebook page between 20 February and 31 May.

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