123BingoOnline.com Offers Up Ten Million Dollars an Hour in Bingo Jackpot Prizes

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2012-08-31

SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, August 31, 2012 (Press-News.org) 123BingoOnline.com made history on the Internet today when it announced two unique, and surprisingly generous, offers for it's clients: a 1,000% deposit bonus and a bingo room featuring million dollar bingo jackpots.

Said Nancy Coleman, Marketing Manager, "We're really taking a chance here, no other bingo halls on the Internet are offering bonuses this large. Large bonuses are always a bit of a balancing act. We think that our members will really like this offer, however..."By and large, gaming industry bonuses, especially in the bingo sector, hovering between 50 and 100%; 300% for first time deposits. With this new 1,000% bonus 123 Bingo hopes to attract new players that might not have tried out the website previously as well as encourage lapsed players to return and see what's new.

"Keeping players engaged," continues Ms. Nancy, "is key to providing them with the experience that they're looking for. We understand that a player can spend their entertainment dollars anywhere they want. What we're trying to do is provide them with a unique experience that they won't find anywhere else. That's where the concept of the 'million dollar bingo game room' came from. Every day, any person can log onto 123 Bingo Online and, in the space of a few minutes, walk away $1,000,000 richer. There's no other website on the Internet where that can happen."

Indeed, in recent interviews with 123 Bingo Online staff we found that the whole team of chat hosts and customer service agents had been re-trained and is now receiving constant coaching and feedback on their performance and overall friendliness and approachability. They're all very positive and excited at the possibilities for the players they entertain.

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