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WIB & Sol partners with Gas-Up, Swipe & Win campaign. | SMN News

October 24, 2019

WIB & Sol partners with Gas-Up, Swipe & Win campaign. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Windward Islands Bank Ltd (WIB) and Sol Antilles N.V. have partnered in a joint marketing campaign to promote the usage of cards when fueling up at participating Sol Gas stations on St. Maarten. The campaign is dubbed; “Gas-Up, Swipe and Win”. Customers who swipe 50 NAF or more, or the Dollar equivalent, with their WIB Bankomatiko or WIB Credit Card (American express excluded) at participating Sol Gas Stations will get a chance to WIN from the 2 prizes of 1,000 NAF. The Campaign period started on October 22 runs until December 18, 2019.

The winner or winners will


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