Ten winners of Danske Bankas scholarships for the 2009–2010 academic year determined

Published: 15 January 2010 y., Friday
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Pristatomi naujieji įvairiaspalviai „Apple iPod nano“ su vaizdo kamera (2009 m.)
After lots were drawn, ten winners of Danske Bankas scholarships and one winner of an iPod shuffle player were established.

In order to win a scholarship or an iPod shuffle, students need to make at least one payment per month by means of a Maestro, Visa, or Novaturas MasterCard issued by Danske Bankas when purchasing goods or services for at least LTL 50.

The winners of cinema tickets for December have been announced. They will be personally contacted about picking up the tickets.

Comprehensive conditions of the game and the names of winners, which will be announced from the 3rd to the 10th day of every month, can be found here (only in Lithuanian).

Šaltinis: www.danskebankas.lt
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