Qualify and earn eBucks

Dear [TITLE] [SURNAME],

eBucks is South Africa's leading multi-partner rewards programme. Why not become an eBucks member today and you can enjoy all the rewards you deserve for simply banking with FNB and shopping at eBucks card partners.

Earning eBucks is simple. Link your qualifying FNB Platinum Visa Cheque Card to earn eBucks and do your every day banking, depending on the way you bank, you could earn up to 2.5% back on your purchases. And, if you swipe your eBucks card at any our eBucks partners, you also earn eBucks from them.

To add to all these benefits, eBucks members can also get up to 40% off across a great selection of flights, gadgets, shopping vouchers, movies and more, when bought online with your eBucks from the eBucks shop.

Have an active cheque account in good standing*.

Allow FNB to communicate to you about our products and rewards by ensuring that Marketing Consent has been set to “Yes” and that your inContact details are updated.

Transact with FNB’s electronic channels at least once a month, using your own banking profile

Online Banking

Cellphone Banking

Telephone Banking

FNB Banking App

Have total monthly deposits of at least R16 500 in your FNB Platinum Cheque Account.

By meeting the above requirements, you could possibly have earned

	eBucks never expire, so you can save them up for something special, like buying a TV from the eBucks shop.
	You can use your eBucks to pay for your fuel at Engen.
	You can use your eBucks to pay for all your travel needs, from flights to accommodation.

How to spend your eBucks is up to you. From shopping at any eBucks in-store partners or online, to paying for your travel needs or filling up with fuel at Engen...the list is endless.

Visit www.eBucks.com for more information.

Please visit xxxxxxx.xxx for more information or call xxx xxx xxxx.

Terms and Conditions apply.

Regards,
First National Bank

*All FNB and FirstRand Bank accounts and credit agreements must be in good standing. This means that none of your FNB and FirstRand Bank accounts and credit agreements should be overdrawn, or be in arrears, or be in default, or be subject to any legal process with FNB or FirstRand Bank. Legal process means any legal proceedings in any court of law involving you and FNB or FirstRand Bank, including but not limited to: collections, liquidation and sequestration proceedings. Legal process however excludes debt review as envisaged in S86 of the National Credit Act 2005.