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Take part in the JBL Beach Party competition 2023

Are you enjoying the last warm days of the year like us? We're even celebrating them with the JBL Beach Party Competition 2023. The best part is that you can win something.  

How and what can you win?

All you have to do is answer a question by September 30, 2023. With a little luck, you can win one of three COOL packs. The packs contain a  JBL PROTEMP Cooler x200 (gen 2) and the matching JBL PROTEMP CoolControl .  A winner will be drawn at random from all participants and notified of their prize immediately by email afterwards. By the way, no one is left empty-handed. All participants will automatically receive a consolation prize by email at the end of the competition period. It pays to take part!   

There’s still time to enter: JBL Beach Party Competition 2023

We wish you good luck!

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© 13.09.2023
Daniel Pandolfi
Daniel Pandolfi

Teamworker, Problemlöser, Social Media, Online Marketing, Kundenservice, Aquaristik, Gartenteich, Familie, Reisen, Küche, Elektronische Musik

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