Charter Communications Camaro GiveAway
Charter Communications has switched their prize giveaway from a laptop to a 2010 Camaro 2SS that one lucky person will win in their Charter High Speed Camaro Sweepstakes. The beauty of this sweepstakes is you don’t need to purchase a product to enter the sweepstakes, you just visit their website and enter your address and zip code to confirm your location is serviced by Charter Communications.
You could win a blazing fast and powerful 426hp 2010 Camaro 2SS and the best part is, Sales Tax is included in the prize. Most prizes you have to either sell or pay the sales tax out of pocket, but with the sales tax included you truly get a free Camaro. In addition to the sweepstakes, if you choose to order services from Charter you will get a $100 gift card for ordering 3 services, a $50 gift card if you order 2 services, or a $25 gift card for ordering one service.
This promotion is only available to residential customers within the areas that Charter serves, so make sure you find out if Charter serves your area. I just found out today that Charter now serves at least some parts of Arizona, which they hadn’t last year when I checked for Broadband providers.
You can also follow Charter on Facebook to find out about more sweepstakes, contests and giveaways. Charter is known for giving away everything from an HDTV to XBOX360′s all the time.
You can also follow Charter on Twitter to get tweets about television, entertainment and the company itself. Did you know that Charter is the 4th largest cable operator in the US?
If you are looking for new Phone, Cable or High Speed Internet service, be sure to give Charter Communications a visit. Even if you aren’t looking, enter the contest and you just may find yourself the owner of a brand new 2010 Camaro 2SS.
-Dragon Blogger
No related posts.
That is a very nice prize, for me though, I would prefer doing business with a company that would simply charge less for their services, rather than have to inflate everyone’s monthly bill to do giveaways such as this. That’s why I originally switched over to DISH Network years ago (recently I became employed with them as well), their monthly rate is consistently lower than the cable companies for similar sized programming packages and services. On top of that, DISH has beat Charter ten years in a row in the ACSI survey for overall customer satisfaction and last year was rated highest among all cable and satellite providers.
- spam
- offensive
- disagree
- off topic
Like