GUARDIAN CUSTOMER WINS DREAM HOME WORTH RM489,000

Exciting as yesterday I went to find out who is the lucky winner of Guardian Win-A-House (WAH) Contest. 

The challenge was held at orange concourse, Sunway Pyramid.

The WAH contest, the first ever to be held by Guardian Malaysia, was organized to mark its 49th anniversary celebrations and Malaysia’s national day. The contest, which ran from 28 July to 28 September, required customers to guess the number of Guardian tissue packs in the acrylic model house, measuring 2 feet (width) by 3 feet (height) by 3 feet (length).

 

Forty-one Guardian Malaysia shoppers had went through an exhilarating one-hour reality challenge which saw them pitch their wits against each other in the final lap of the Guardian Win-A-House (WAH) contest.

First challenge is answers Q &A .

At the end of the thoroughly enjoyable grand finale, one of the finalist won the double-storey link house valued at RM489,000, in Seri Pajam, Nilai. The others took home, between them, 500,000 air miles, 10 Kuvings Slow Juicers, worth more than RM2,800 each, and 40 La Gourmet utensils and product hampers worth more than RM100 each.

Stacking the highest tower in time given

There's also a challenge on spot the differences on the card. Exciting to see each contestant trying their best to win. I find the stacking up challenging as you need to keep items upwards as there will be measure for the top three highest standing stacks to be the Top 3!

The throwing tissue packs, each contestants given 40 packs of tissues. They need to throw backwards without looking at the back and throwing it into their basket. Some contestants able to throw their basket more than 10 tissues packs. Sound easy? Click on the link to view the you tube that I have recorded the moments.

Throw the tissues pack into the basket in the time given.

Ms Christina Low, Marketing director of Guardian Health and Beauty Sdn Bhd said: “We felt that giving away a double-storey house would be a truly meaningful way to reward our customers for their support over the last 49 years, in view of the current concerns about the affordability of residential property.


“By holding this fun and challenging grand finale we also hope it would help promote camaraderie and sportsmanship among our shoppers and make this a truly memorable event for all,” she added.

Ms Low said the contest was a huge success, more than 40,000 entries from all over Malaysia, and she thanked everyone who contributed to its success from those who submitted entries to business associates who supported the contest.


The dream house is set in the idyllic and fast growing township of D’Mayang Sari. It is developed by award-winning developer Seri Pajam Development Sdn Bhd.


The house, which will be completed next year, is designed with prominent and ergonomics features that allows innovative use of space. These features combine to give a unique sense of luxury as well as harmony.

photo credit to Facebook Guardian Malaysia 

L-R 

- Christina Low, Marketing Director of Guardian Malaysia

- Grand Prize Winner Syarina Nordin no.29 contestant

- Tey Soo Leng, Director of Seri Pajam Development

- Man Hon, Head of Kuvings Malaysia