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Fun Miles announces winners of popular letter hunt 'WordFun'.

February 17, 2022

Fun Miles announces winners of popular letter hunt 'WordFun'.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  Tuesday, February 1st saw the prize drawing of the big Fun Miles end-of-year campaign WordFun. During the past months, many people on St. Maarten were enthusiastically collecting letters to form words for a chance to win one of the amazing prizes, including a brand-new Toyota Corolla Cross from Real Auto and tickets to Curaçao from JetAir. The grand prize winners are listed below and have been contacted and congratulated by Fun Miles. Fun Miles thanks all participants and partners, and will be back soon with fun new campaigns.

The winners
The Toyota Corolla Cross from Real Auto (including a ...

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