#MakeMyMay – How To Win Your Share Of R80 000 Worth Of Prizes

12 May 2021 by Jasmine Stone in Lifestyle, Partners, PayJustNow, Shops & Retail, South Africa, Vibe

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For those of us who would rather avoid using the credit card, as well as the pesky interest which begins to accrue at a rate of knots, alternative payment options are always worth considering.

South Africans seem to have cottoned on to the ‘buy now, pay later’ system which has proven popular overseas, with PayJustNow leading the charge.

Rather than swiping that card, PayJustNow’s payment system gives us the chance to pay for online goods and services using three instalments, spread across three months, with zero interest and no hidden fees.

It really is that simple:

To sweeten the deal, during the month of May, PayJustNow is running a #MakeMyMay giveaway.

For every successful transaction you make using PayJustNow over the course of the month, you get an entry to win your choice of a stellar selection of prizes worth R80 000.

To paraphrase Justin Timberlake, in order to win, it’s gotta be May.

Each day, PayJustNow announces which retailers are on board via their Facebook page, with this from earlier:

Other brands with prizes up for grabs include PUMA (10 R2 500 vouchers, nogal), Freedom of Movement, Sealand Gear, and many more.

To keep up to speed with what’s on offer, keep an eye on PayJustNow’s Facebook page (or their Instagram account) as announcements are made.

One entry, for every single purchase you make during May, and not a hidden fee or shred of interest in sight.

You’ll find a full list of PayJustNow merchants in their Store Directory, which includes the likes of Cape Union Mart, Veldskoen, Arthur Kaplan, and other South African favourites.

Yet another reason to keep the credit card tucked away in the wallet, where it can’t cause too much havoc.

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