“OFW Member Dagdag Ipon Raffle Promo” - Join the Raffle Promo!

“OFW Member Dagdag Ipon Raffle Promo” - Join the Raffle Promo!

RAFFLE MECHANICS



1. The promo is open to all qualified Pag-IBIG OFW members who will remit a minimum member's savings
    (MS) of P300.00 (single transaction). Upgraded contributions of housing loan borrowers are not included
    in the raffle promo.

2. The Member shall be entitled to one raffle entry for every P300.00 (member's savings) MS remitted.
    For single transaction of more than Php 300.00, he/she shall be entitled to one raffle entry for every Php 300.00,
    i.e. four (4) raffle entries for P 1,200.00; three (3) raffle entries for P 1,000.00.

3. To join the raffle, the Member should do the following steps:

STEP 1. Remit the required P300.00 minimum member's savings (MS) to any Pag-IBIG Fund branch, overseas
              desks, or accredited remittance partner abroad.

STEP 2. Visit www.pagibigfund.gov.ph and click the Filipinos Working Abroad

STEP 3. Click the "Join the raffle promo!" link and enter the following information:
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
Pag-IBIG ID/POP Temporary ID/Registration Tracking Number
BIRTH DATE
EMAIL ADDRESS
STEP 4. Click the VALIDATE button.
Clicking the button will validate the information provided. This will validate the email address the OFW Member has indicated when he/she registered with the Pag-IBIG Fund. A validated email address will appear on the screen.
In case the OFW Member does not have / incorrect email address on record, he/she shall be required to encode his/her email address. It is important that the OFW Member provides his/her email address to Pag-IBIG Fund in order to receive the electronic raffle entries corresponding to his/her remittances.
Accomplishing steps 2 and 3 shall entitle an OFW member to receive a bonus of one (1) raffle entry. The bonus raffle entry shall be received on the SECOND email to be sent by Pag-IBIG Fund. The FIRST email confirms only the Member's participation in the Raffle Promo.
Only one Pag-IBIG ID Number per OFW member will be validated by the PIOG Raffle Committee. The use of more than one Pag-IBIG ID number will invalidate the Member's participation in the raffle promo.
Steps 2 and 3 shall only be done once. Hence, succeeding remittance of MS will no longer require these steps.
4. There will be three (3) raffle draws, as follows:

        • 23 August 2013 (1st Preliminary Draw)
        • 25 October 2013 (2nd Preliminary Draw)
        • 20 December 2013 (Grand Draw)

5. The raffle promo period shall run for five months from 19 June 2013 to 30 November 2013. 
6. All prizes are non-transferrable and non-convertible to cash (except the US$10,000.00 grand cash
    prize which will be converted into its peso equivalent based on the prevailing exchange rate on the date of
    the raffle promo).

7. All winners shall be notified thru telephone calls, e-mail or registered mailing address as registered in his/her
    records with the Fund. Winners of each draw shall also be announced in major newspapers in the Philippines
    and in the Fund's official website.

For complete details of the mechanics, visit www.pagibigfund.gov.ph or call us at 422 3351 , 894 3389. You may also email us at raffleHELPDESK@pagibigfund.gov.ph.

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