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We Would Really Like to See You Score R250 000

MyPR uses Payfast (and Paypal) to process online payments. These payments are for once off and monthly subscribers to our featured press release products. Payfast By Network, MyPR’s trusted online payments partner, is running an exciting campaign that will reward one lucky online shopper with a quarter of a million rand in cash! From 21 …

MyPR uses Payfast (and Paypal) to process online payments.

These payments are for once off and monthly subscribers to our featured press release products.

Payfast By Network, MyPR’s trusted online payments partner, is running an exciting campaign that will reward one lucky online shopper with a quarter of a million rand in cash!

From 21 February to 21 March 2025, if you check out on MyPR using Payfast by Network you stand a chance to win R250,000 – no minimum spend required!

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