JuicyAds Touts Cyber Monday Promo; Prize Includes Hugh Hefner Memorabilia

JuicyAds Touts Cyber Monday Promo; Prize Includes Hugh Hefner Memorabilia

VANCOUVER — JuicyAds has announced a Cyber Monday cash bonus promotion with a giveaway prize that includes personal holiday decorative items that once belonged to Hugh Hefner.

"There's no better time than Cyber Monday to top up your JuicyAds account," a rep exclaimed. "Existing and new clients can earn a 10% cash bonus on all deposits of at least $5,000 on November 30, using certain payment types."

"Additionally, everyone who loads any amount on Cyber Monday will be entered into a raffle to win various Thanksgiving decor items that previously belonged to the late Hugh Hefner," noted the rep.

JuicyAds is also offering an ongoing 5% cashback bonus as defined on its 'Deposit' page.

"The Cyber Monday cashback bonus is a tradition at JuicyAds and many of our clients look forward to earning that bonus to increase their campaigns through the holidays and into the new year," said JuicyJay, founder and CEO of JuicyAds. "It's our way of thanking our loyal clients for their business and support throughout the year."

"To claim the bonus, clients must opt-in to the promotion via an upcoming email, then make their $5,000-plua deposit between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 11:59 p.m. (EST) on November 30, using the payment types specified on the 'Deposit' page," said Jay. "All clients making a deposit of any amount during those hours will be entered into a raffle for the Hugh Hefner Thanksgiving decor items."

Clients who have not received their promo invitation by November 29 should contact sales@juicyads.com with the email address associated with their JuicyAds account.

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