West One Loans sees benefit from Vegas promotion

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Broker enquiries for West One Loans have risen by 30% since it launched a competition for ten brokers to win a trip to Las Vegas at the beginning of March.

The competition offers the brokers the chance to win return flights to Las Vegas, where they will spend three nights at the Bellagio hotel between 28 June and 2 July.

To be eligible, brokers must complete at least one loan within the qualifying period (5 March to 31 May 2012). Brokers get one entry per loan completion and can enter the competition multiple times depending on the number of loans they complete with West One during the qualifying period.

The winners will be chosen via a random prize draw and notified by email. The same winner can’t be picked more than once.

Mark Abrahams, CEO of West One Loans, said: “The launch has generated plenty of excitement in the introducer community. Introducers continue to be impressed with our emergence as one of the most proactive and focused players in the short term lending community.

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