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It was
important that we develop a program that rewards our customers
in a real way and is not restrictive to only a limited number of
awards.
Rob Kalman, VP of Marketing, SED International
SED International, a leading
supplier of consumer electronics (CE) and computers to the
rent-to-own sector, announced a new incentive program - SED
Rewards - that pays dollars back for purchases of electronics
and computer technology products. Points are loaded onto an
American Express branded SED Rewards Card which can be used at
over 180 merchants, including SED.
"We are excited to introduce an incentive program which provides
real value for our customers," said Jonathan Elster, Executive
Vice President of SED International. "We are always looking for
ways to add to our core offerings and customer benefits." SED is
known for delivering high levels of service through dedicated
account representatives, customized programs, and a philosophy
of close partnership with both its customers and vendors.
Customers can register for the SED Rewards program now, with
point accruals beginning on January 1st, 2008. Program details
can be obtained through the company’s account representatives at
any of SED’s five US locations.
"It was important that we develop a program that rewards our
customers in a real way and is not restrictive to only a limited
number of awards," said Rob Kalman, VP of Marketing for SED
International. "Some programs of this type give you points that
can be traded in for specific prizes. With American Express, we
are able to give real dollars that can be spent in a myriad of
ways."
SED International
recently
announced that JVC products would be available for purchase via Nationwide Nationwide Marketing Group's (NMG)
Warehouse Direct fulfillment and distribution program (see
story).
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