Haypost announced promotion campaign together with Conversebank

YEREVAN, November 1. /ARKA/. Armenia’s national postal operator “HayPost” CJSC has announced a promotion campaign implemented together with “Converse Transfer” system from November 1 to December 30 of this year, designed for all the physical entities who receive money transfers via “Converse Transfer” system from the Russian Federation.

As part of the promotion campaign, the physical entities will have the possibility to gain monetary prizes, as well as trips to the resort town of Tsaghkadzor.

The trips will be raffled among everybody who receives at least 2 money transfers within the promotion period by means of “Converse Transfer” system from the post offices of “Haypost”, regardless of the transfer sum and currency.

Haypost” CJSC implements money transfers of the following systems: Converse Transfer, Forsage, Ria Money Transfer, Stefi and Sigue. -0-

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