DVD Kiosk Firm Offering Contest for Year's of Worth Free Rentals
HOUSTON -- TNR Entertainment Corp. here, a leading operator of self-service DVD rental kiosks in supermarkets, is offering customers a tantalizing incentive -- the chance to win Daily DVDs free for a year. The promotion is running now through April 29 at TNR's The New Release locations in select supermarkets nationwide.
Every day of the promotion, one lucky shopper's name will be randomly chosen to receive free movies for a year. Shoppers can rent up to three movies per day.
The winners will receive a New Release-branded Visa check card with $365, plus tax preloaded. No purchase is necessary to enter, and both new and existing New Release renters are welcomed to participate. Shoppers can enter either online at www.thenewrelease.com or with a mail-in entry form on flyers at TNR's rental kiosks.
TNR is offering the promotion at its kiosks nationwide in such grocery chains as Dillon's, Food 4 Less, Food Lion, Fry's, HEB, Kroger, King Soopers, Publix, Quality Food Centers, Ralph's, Roundy's/Pick 'N Save, and Spartan/Family Fare.
TNR is currently underway on a significant national expansion program, expecting to double its current network of kiosks by the end of 2007.
Every day of the promotion, one lucky shopper's name will be randomly chosen to receive free movies for a year. Shoppers can rent up to three movies per day.
The winners will receive a New Release-branded Visa check card with $365, plus tax preloaded. No purchase is necessary to enter, and both new and existing New Release renters are welcomed to participate. Shoppers can enter either online at www.thenewrelease.com or with a mail-in entry form on flyers at TNR's rental kiosks.
TNR is offering the promotion at its kiosks nationwide in such grocery chains as Dillon's, Food 4 Less, Food Lion, Fry's, HEB, Kroger, King Soopers, Publix, Quality Food Centers, Ralph's, Roundy's/Pick 'N Save, and Spartan/Family Fare.
TNR is currently underway on a significant national expansion program, expecting to double its current network of kiosks by the end of 2007.