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Commercial Bank offers cash prizes to customers using Internet Banking

Users of Commercial Bank’s Internet Banking service are to be rewarded with cash prizes worth Rs 800,000 over the next eight months in a promotion launched by the bank to stimulate higher use of the facility.

In a statement, the bank said all personal customers of Commercial Bank who pay bills above the value of Rs 500 via Internet Banking will be eligible to enter a draw at which the bank will reward 20 lucky winners each month with cash prizes of Rs 5000 each. The promotion will run till end February 2011, and the money will be credited to the customers’ respective Commercial Bank accounts.

Ent of telephone, water, electricity and internet bills, CMC rates, school fees, credit card outstandings and insurance premiums via the Commercial Bank’s user-friendly Internet Banking system will be entitled participation in these monthly draws.

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