Webuyanycar gives away 10,000 sweet packs at Oxfordshire branches

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Webuyanycar gives away 10,000 sweet packs at Oxfordshire branches

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A vehicle purchasing business is distributing complimentary confectionery to customers nationwide as part of a special anniversary event.

WeBuyAnyCar is offering 10,000 packets of watermelon-flavoured Millions sweets through its network of more than 550 locations to commemorate reaching a five-million-customer milestone.

The initiative encompasses the company’s five Oxfordshire outlets, with participation open to members of the public whether or not they are looking to sell a vehicle.

Louise Badham, the marketing director at WeBuyAnyCar, explained that the organisation has experienced a significant twelve months, having celebrated its twentieth anniversary in March before subsequently welcoming its five-millionth customer.

She stated that marking this achievement with an enjoyable gesture felt appropriate, along with expressing gratitude to all those who have accompanied the business throughout its twenty-year history.

The festivities additionally feature a promotional prize draw offering £2,500 in total, with five individuals set to receive £500 each.

Entry requirements involve photographing the commemorative confectionery and sharing the image while tagging WeBuyAnyCar across social platforms.

Ms Badham noted that two decades operating within the sector has imparted considerable wisdom, though the company’s core values have remained consistent: providing the quickest method to sell a vehicle with guaranteed certainty and built-in fairness.

She commented that it represents genuine honour that five million individuals throughout the United Kingdom have placed their trust in the business for their automotive transactions.

Complimentary packets will become available from Monday, September 21 at branches located in Banbury, Bicester, Didcot, Oxford Seacourt, and Witney, subject to availability.

The distribution forms part of an extended week of commemorative activities, which also encompass fuel voucher prizes being offered through social media channels.

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