“Our customers know how to have fun and are quick to give back to their communities."
Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) December 04, 2014
4Change Energy is hosting its own version of reindeer games this year, and everyone is invited to play.
Each Monday in December, 4Change Energy is posting a new challenge on its Facebook page. Participants with valid Facebook accounts are encouraged to play for the chance to win one of four $100 VISA® prepaid cards. Each weekly challenge is open for entry for five days and winners will be announced each Friday.
The games range from guessing the number of candies pictured in a jar to sharing photos of ugly holiday sweaters. Complete rules are available online:
https://www.4changeenergy.com/facebook-official-rules
“These fun Facebook games provide our great customers and others a chance to win some extra money for the holidays,” said 4Change Energy President John Geary. “But they also help us develop even greater relationships with our Facebook followers and let all of us share our holiday spirit.”
4Change Energy provides low electricity rates, committed service and referral incentives while also giving back to the community. Customers can choose one of four charitable organizations for the company to make periodic donations.
“Our customers know how to have fun and are quick to give back to their communities,” Geary said. “That is why we are committed to giving back to the community and that’s why one of our reindeer games includes illustrations of how participants help make Texas a great place to live and work.”
Visit 4Change Energy on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/4changeenergy
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About 4Change Energy
4Change Energy, built on decades of industry experience, innovation and inspiration, is founded on the idea that electricity should be affordable and contribute to where you live. It offers low-price service plans and simplified customer service. Visit http://www.4changeenergy.com for more information. REP #10041.
