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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2022
'Nagad' rewards 50 winners of ‘Nagad Letter’ campaign

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10 May, 2022, 06:35 pm
Last modified: 10 May, 2022, 06:42 pm

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'Nagad' rewards 50 winners of ‘Nagad Letter’ campaign

TBS Report
10 May, 2022, 06:35 pm
Last modified: 10 May, 2022, 06:42 pm
'Nagad' rewards 50 winners of ‘Nagad Letter’ campaign

The Postal Department's Mobile Financial Service has launched the 'Nagad_Letter' campaign through which customers can convey their affection and feelings about 'Nagad' through letters. 

Nagad declared 50 winners after the five-day campaign garnered countless letters from the participants, reads a press release. 

Customers took part in this campaign through digital platforms using the hashtag #Nagad_ Chithi via two official Facebook pages of Nagad and directly at 'Nagad' service points across the country.

Participants submitted letters expressing how 'Nagad' has made financial transactions more convenient, making their lives simpler than before.

Arif Rahman, the winner from Bogra Sadar Upazila, conveyed his gratitude to Nagad through a letter. He wrote, "Nagad is the only mobile financial service that has managed to disrupt the market's existing monopoly. I prefer Nagad since it has the lowest cash-out charge, free bill-pay, and other innovative features."

Shaheed Khan, another winner from Khulna, said, "Nagad has made services so interesting and easy that I do not have words to describe it. Among all the services, 'Nagad Islamic' account is my favorite since it is an interest-free Sharia-based account. My friends were likewise intrigued by the 'Nagad Islamic' account and started using it when I recommended it to them."

Previously, 'Nagad,' has taken various initiatives around the campaign. Nagad has unveiled intriguing letter cards at Nagad Sheba Point for the participants. 

Customers shared their experiences with 'Nagad' in the form of stories on one side of the letter card, and there was a slot on the other side of the letter card for participants to write their names and addresses.

Regarding the campaign, Sheikh Aminur Rahman, Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of Nagad, said, "Our Nagad-letter campaign has received an unparalleled response from the customers. Participants expressed their thoughts regarding Nagad through their letters. Hence, each participant is a winner to us. However, since it is a competition, we must go through the selection procedure to declare the winners. Congratulations to the winners and everyone who participated actively. We believe that 'Nagad' will go a long way with the support of our loving customers."

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