With all our shopping needs and wants, who wouldn’t like a €250 One4All voucher to spend?
Well, the folks at Londis are very generous indeed, and they’ve decided to help a sister out, giving away quite the useful cash prize.
Londis have started gathering data in their stores nationwide to better understand our needs at a local level. You won’t find the exact same thing at a Londis in Dublin city centre compared to a Londis in Laois - oh, no.
For example, Londis have found that shoppers in Tipperary buy the most scratch cards (someone’s feeling lucky), Corkonians spend more on hair products than the rest of us (upping the volume in that mane) and folks in Galway buy the most sherry and Spanish wine (always ready for a good time so they are).
Londis know what we want, and they’ve done an excellent job in understanding their customer needs. One thing is for certain - every customer enjoys a little help when it comes to their weekly shopping. So to be in with a chance of nabbing that marvellous €250 one4All voucher, simply answer this easy-peasy question below.
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