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'Remix' house for Portland resident

Published:Friday | January 14, 2011 | 12:00 AM
LIME Chairman Chris Dehring (left) congratulates Jermaine Webber on winning a two-bedroom house in Presidential Estates, courtesy of LIME, during a special ceremony hosted at LIME's head office on Carlton Crescent in Kingston yesterday. Dancehall artiste Ce'Cile looks on. - Contributed

Portland resident Jermaine Webber is the 'luckiest man alive', having won the grand prize of a brand new two-bedroom house in LIME's 'Christmas Pon Di Remix' Promotion.

A first-time homeowner, Webber received the keys to his Presidential Estates residence from LIME Chairman Chris Dehring and dancehall artiste Ce'Cile during a special ceremony at the telephone company's head office on Carlton Crescent in Kingston yesterday.

"You are the winner of one of the largest promotions ever staged by LIME," Dehring told Webber, noting that the company gave away $20 million in cash and prizes to its customers over the Christmas season.

LIME launched its 'Christmas Pon Di Remix' promotion last November backed by an advertising campaign featuring dancehall artistes Beenie Man, Elephant Man, Mavado and Ce'Cile.

In addition to the grand prize of a two-bedroom house, LIME customers also had the chance to win weekly cash prizes of $250,000, as well as numerous other weekly prizes including flat-screen TVs, digital cameras, MP4 players, mobile phones, netbooks, free credit, free texts and free mobile data plans.