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Panasonic Announces 'Word Cup' Contest

Here's your chance to win a Panasonic VIERA 3D TV.

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Siddharth Basrur|Jan 24, 2011, 12:40:43 IST

Panasonic’s feeling generous this time of the year. Why you ask? Well, beats me, but they’ve giving away their massive VIERA 3D TV absolutely free. This offer is called the Panasonic “Word Cup”, and is aimed at giving ardent cricket fans a ‘life like viewing experience’.

Win big with this 'Word Cup'

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The process of availing this offer is simple. On every purchase of a Panasonic VIERA TV, the customer will get a scratch card with a combination of letters. He/she will have to scratch it and find out the letters of the word ‘CRICKET’ in the scratched area. The more the number of letters matched, the better will be the prize won by him/her. The one who gets the word “CRICKET” will win the grand prize, a Panasonic 3D VIERA TV.

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Mr. Manish Sharma, Director, Marketing, Panasonic India said, “Cricket in India has a passionate following. At Panasonic we bring products and technology which enhances our life experiences as sports is very much close to everyone’s heart. The Panasonic VIERA 3D TV offer has been timed on the eve of one of the largest sporting events.”

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Even those who do not get the word “CRICKET” stand to win something or the other. There’s other great prizes like a Benetton watch for “CRI”, Benetton couple watches for “CRIC”, Casio Synthesizer for “CRICK” and a home theater for “CRICKE”. This way, almost everyone wins.

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First Published:Jan 24, 2011, 12:40:43 IST
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