Enterprise Facebook Promo Awards 12 Getaways to 1 Winner
The grand prize winner will receive a weekend getaway with free car rental and hotel accommodations. Other prizes will also be given.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car is inviting its customers to participate in its new “Thank You” Facebook contest by sharing stories and photos of positive customer service rental car experiences, according to a press release from Oct. 24 — the contest launch date.
Customers entering the contest can claim the title of Enterprise’s “Most Passionate Fan.” They will have a chance to win a weekend getaway every month for a year, including free car rental and hotel accommodations.
The grand prize winner, who will be announced on or about Dec. 14, 2011, will win 12 Enterprise Rent-A-Car gift certificates that can each be redeemed to cover the base rental rate for a consecutive three-day period at participating locations, and 200,000 Hilton HHonors Points.
To enter the contest, Facebook users can click the “Thank You” tab in the left column of the Enterprise page. Fans who “Like” the page can submit a story and photos about why they are passionate about Enterprise.
The five finalists will each receive a $100 Enterprise Visa prepaid card.
More information and official rules can be found at Enterprise’s Facebook page.
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