KTC gives members the chance to shop at great value

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KTC gives members the chance to shop at great value using their rewards points on September 13th at supermarkets.

              Mrs. Pittaya Vorapanyasakul, Executive Vice President - Credit Card Business, “KTC” or Krungthai Card Public Company Limited, said “KTC is having the “Lucky Day” activity as a special privilege for members on the 13th of every month throughout 2013, as a part of our Happy Go Lucky marketing concept. And on this September 13th, to help our members in this time of economic slowdown, we are working with our supermarket partners to offer all members the privilege of using 1,000 Forever Rewards points in place of 300 Baht cash when paying for products and / or services at all branches of Gourmet Market, Home Fresh Mart and Villa Market stores nationwide. There is no maximum limit on the amount of points one can use to this end.”

For more information, please call KTC Phone at 0-2665-5000 or visit www.ktc.co.th.

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For more information:

Public and Corporate Affairs Department

Krungthai Card Public Company Limited

Kandtharat        Chermchitphong            Tel. 0-2828-5057

Suchada            Weerasakulrak              Tel. 0-2828-5732

Paradee            Thesratanavong             Tel. 0-2828-5049

                                                           Fax. 0-2828-5046

E-mail: ktc_pr@ktc.co.th

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