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Careem Gives Its Customers A Chance To Win Samsung Galaxy Note 9

  • September 28, 2018
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Careem is always coming up with new and exciting promos and offers for their customers, and this time around they are giving their users a chance to win the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9. With the help of a lucky draw, 5 lucky customers will get the brand new phone. 

Qualifying for the lucky draw is easy, all one has to do is take a minimum of 5 rides, with the promo code: SAMSUNGNOTE9. 

However, according to Careem Pakistan “Any fraudulent activity will result in immediate disqualification, so don’t try to cheat the system.” However the offer is only valid for one day. 

Careem has is keeping its rivals on the toes, as the company has already started using WhatsApp for providing customer care services to their riders and is offering exciting offers and discounts with their partnership with Jazz to offer 20% discount.

 

Reference links: www.morenews.pk

 

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