NBO Offers Credit Card Customers the Chance to Win a Home Makeover

National Bank of Oman (NBO) is offering customers the chance to win one of three home makeovers valued at OMR 2,000 each from Danube Home, one of the region’s leading interior design groups. To receive free entry into the prize draw, NBO customers should simply use one of their existing credit cards for purchases within Oman, internationally or online.
New customers as well can get up to 5 chances to win by applying for NBO Visa Infinite or Platinum credit card, or Mastercard Titanium or Gold credit card and enjoy the value-added benefits they offer. Existing customers will receive one free entry to the draw for every domestic purchase with a minimum spend of OMR 10, and two entries for every international and online purchase in excess of OMR 10.
“This is an exciting opportunity for new and existing NBO customers to revamp their home with expert help from Danube Home,” said Maha Al Raisi, Head of Card Business at NBO. “We are constantly looking for ways to enhance the overall banking experience for our customers by providing them with innovative solutions and unique promotions, that complements their requirements.”
Applications approved between March 1st 2020 and April 2nd 2020 for new credit cards and all purchases of the required value during the same period will be eligible to enter the prize draw, which will take place on 9 April 2020. Cash withdrawals at ATMs will not be eligible for the draw. Winners will be published on social media and contacted by the bank with details about how to claim their prize.
More details about NBO’s range of products and services are available in-branch at any of the 60 branches located across the Sultanate, online at www.nbo.om or by contacting the NBO Call Centre on 800 770 77.
Background Information
National Bank of Oman
Founded in 1973, National Bank of Oman was the country’s first local bank, forging a rich history with Oman’s local businesses and its economy at large. Today, it is one of the largest banks in Oman, with a paid up capital of OMR (Omani Rials) 110.8 million (US$ 288 million) and a regulatory capital of OMR 377.8 million (US$ 981 million)*.