XL Country Morning Show Listeners Can Win 100 Dollars Daily

Now that summer is here, how about some cash in your pocket? Sound good? Well, we have your chance to win with our XL County Win Cash Contest that's going on now through the rest of July.

Be listening to the XL Country Morning Show each weekday at 8:20 for the Cash Code for your chance to win money from First Security Bank and 100.7 XL Country.

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We have lots of cash that we are going to be giving away and we want to make sure that you have your shot at the money. This is how it works. At 8:20, we will give out a 3 digit code, or the cash code. Open up the XL Country App and click on the "Text Us" button and type in the code, and then push send.

Everyone who does that is entered to win 100 dollars daily.

If you don't have the XL Country App on your phone, you can download it below, or you can go to either Google Play or the App Store and search for XL Country, or 100.7 XL Country. Hit the download button, and you'll have the app on your phone!

How do I win cash?

We are giving you the chance at 8:20 each weekday with the XL Country Morning Show to win money and will do so all through the month of July. Just listen for the Cash Code, enter it into the app, and you're qualified.

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Win Cash with First Security Bank and 100.7 XL Country this summer with our Win Cash Contest.

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