Gold, A Year’s Worth of Groceries, and More at Shopee’s 11.11 Mega Pamasko Sale

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Win gold, a year’s worth of groceries, or subsidy for a year’s worth of electricity with Shopee’s ‘Shop to Win Gold’ promo this 11.11!


MANILA, PHILIPPINES – This 11.11 Mega Pamasko Sale, Shopee is offering all its users a chance to win gold, a year’s supply of groceries or essentials, and exclusive deals and discounts! Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with these amazing offers:


Make your holidays brighter with Shopee’s ‘Shop to Win Gold’ promo

It’s the season of giving, gathering, and golden days as Christmas fast approaches. As you look for the best gifts for your loved ones, Shopee is giving you the best holiday shopping experience with amazing prizes at the 11.11 Mega Pamasko Sale! 


From today up to November 11, shoppers have the chance to take home a gold bar as the grand prize, or a year’s worth of groceries from Procter & Gamble and Rebisco, or subsidy for a year’s worth of electricity, and more. To join, just claim your Golden Ticket after every purchase and gain more chances of winning each time you shop on Shopee.


On November 12, stay tuned via Shopee Live to find out if you will be one of the 12 lucky winners to take home gold or a year-long supply of groceries or electricity!


Enjoy exclusive discounts from our bank partners

Shopee users can also get special discounts when they use our bank partners’ voucher codes from November 9 to 13. Qualified Credit, Debit and Prepaid cardholders (new and existing Shopee users) can save up to ₱2,000 with any of the voucher codes below to avail of their favorite items at mas mura deals. 

More details can be found at the 11.11 Partner Promos page.

Participating Cards

Voucher Code

Offer

Bank of Commerce Debit Cards

BANKCOMDEBIT11

10% off, min. spend ₱2,500, capped at ₱2,000

Bank of Commerce Credit Cards

BANKCOMCREDIT11

10% off, min. spend ₱5,000, capped at ₱2,000

RCBC Mastercard Credit Cards

RCBC11MC

₱500 off, min spend ₱3,000

RCBC Visa Credit Cards

RCBC11VISA

10% off, min spend ₱3,000, capped at ₱600

RCBC JCB Credit Cards

RCBC11JCB

₱400 off, min spend ₱3,000

BPI Credit Cards

BPI11SHOPEE300

₱300 off, min spend ₱3,000

BPI11SHOPEE500

₱500 off, min spend ₱5,000

Maybank Credit Cards

MAYBANK300

₱300 off, min spend ₱3,000

MAYBANK500

₱500 off, min spend ₱5,000

PNB Credit Cards

PNBSHOPEE11

10% off, min spend ₱3,000, capped at ₱500

Metrobank Credit Cards

MBSHOPEE11

₱500 off, min. spend ₱3,000

UnionBank Credit Cards

UBSHOPEE11

10% off, min spend ₱3,000, capped at ₱500

Robinsons Bank Credit Cards

RBSHOPEE11

10% off, min spend ₱3,500, capped at ₱450

EastWest Bank Credit Cards

EWSHOPEE1111

₱300 off, min spend ₱2,000

China Bank Credit Cards

CHINABANK11

₱300 off, min spend ₱2,500

AUB Credit Cards

AUBSHOPEE11

₱300 off, min spend ₱3,000

Visa Credit, Debit, Prepaid Cards

VISA200OFF

₱200 off, min spend ₱3,500


Go for gold this Christmas and experience holiday shopping like no other. Download the Shopee app from leading app stores and visit https://shopee.ph/m/win-gold for more details. 

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