Record TV is considered the oldest open broadcaster in Brazil. On September 27, the channel turned 67 on the air with something new for the public. This is Mundo Record, a digital entertainment platform that offers prizes to its subscribers.
According to official information, the service subscription costs R $ 4.99 per week and is automatically renewed. Promotions are valid until January 3, 2021.
Through the website, the user can check exclusive materials, participate in polls and compete for prizes such as televisions, cell phones, computers, motorcycles and even automobiles.
How does Mundo Record work?
Contests tend to be announced and held during Record TV programming. In order to participate, the interested party needs to enter the Mundo Record website and register by filling in all the information requested until completing the subscription.
Basically, the person needs to be at least 18 years old, a valid CPF, live in the national territory, register an address and telephone number, have the service subscription and agree with all the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Regulation of Commercial Promotion.
When the subscription ends, the subscriber will receive the lucky numbers every week in order to be able to enter the draws.
In the event of an award, the customer will be located and informed through the contacts placed in their subscriber register. “For this reason, it is important to have contact information always up to date”, appears on the official platform.
Draws on open TV
Recently, the President of the Republic Jair Bolsonaro signed into law Law 14,027, allowing TV and radio channels to hold live sweepstakes with the distribution of prizes and gifts on their daily schedules.
In this way, the launch of Mundo Record became possible and even an important source of income for the broadcaster in a period of declining revenues in the sector due to the pandemic of the new coronavirus across the country.
RedeTV was the first to invest in this modality and now Record is betting on an exclusive platform.
