British Gas is offering customers the chance to win free energy worth £1,641 as part of its ongoing 'Win Your Bill' promotion, with the current draw running until the end of May.
To enter, customers simply need to sign up for the provider's free membership scheme, which regularly features prizes and draws. The 'Win Your Bill' offer is available in the online wallet on the British Gas website at www.britishgas.co.uk/membership.
The British Gas Membership is free and open to homeowners, tenants, and landlords. Registration takes just a few minutes online. There is still plenty of time for customers to be in with a chance of winning this month.
In total, 1,000 smaller prizes are up for grabs alongside the top £1,641 prize, which is awarded to just one customer. The remaining 1,000 prizes equate to £31.50 each week.
Alongside the prize draws, members benefit from a range of always-on offers tailored to their needs, including discounts on annual services, emergency repairs, and Hive products, helping households manage the cost of unexpected home maintenance.
Mark Berryman, chief commercial officer at British Gas, said: 'We've helped customers save over £2 million since launching British Gas Membership last year, and we are proud to build on that by giving even more members the chance to win.'
'At a time when household bills continue to be a significant expense for many, we know people are looking for practical ways to save. This month alone, more than 1,000 people will see money back on their energy bills.'
'These monthly prize draws sit alongside the exclusive discounts already available in the membership wallet, from savings on boiler repairs to great deals on Hive products, ensuring our members can access some of the best value and support all year round.'
The expanded giveaway follows the success of the first Win Your Bill draw earlier this year. This time, British Gas has increased the total number of winners from three to over 1,000 and more than six times the total prize value, now worth over £33,000, to help even more households with their energy costs.
