2000Charge Announces XBIZ Summit Cash Giveaway Contest

LOS ANGELES  — The alternative payment solution provider, 2000Charge, on Wednesday announced an XBIZ Summit contest and giveaway.

2000Charge said next week in Miami it will be giving away several prepaid AMEX gift cards valued at $50 or more with the grand prize of a $500 gift card. Those interested in participating in the contest only need to find Ines or Eva from 2000Charge for a drink during the XBIZ Summit, May 14-17, and mention that they wish to enter the cash giveaway contest that 2000Charge has coordinated.

“We take our day-to-day operations very seriously and have been super busy lately with recent expansion so decided to run this promotion just for fun," said Ines K, COO of 2000Charge. "And being that we provide alternative solutions to the use of credit cards, giving away cash on an AMEX just seems appropriate. The rules to enter this contest are simple, there are none! Simply find the girls during the show and have a drink with them and you’ll be entered to win."

The winners of the contest will be chosen at random from those who participated and will be announced on the 2000Charge Facebook page, with one winner being acknowledged every day of the work week following the show.

To set up a meeting with Ines or Eva in Miami, email to sales@2000charge.com.

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