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Retailer partners with i-mint

Ahmedabad, Dec. 4

Hit with a receding economy, appliances and electronics retailer Sales India Pvt Ltd has tied up with i-mint in a bid to targeted marketing rather than mass marketing. "i-mint, with its unique concept of customer loyalty across multiple brands, will allow our customers to get a host of benefits and value additions on a single card. Additionally, i-mint's vast network will give us access to a massive customer base and hence will help us augment our business further," said Mr John Geevarghese, Chairperson, Sales India. Customers will earn one i-mint point for every Rs 100 at the Sales India outlets in Ahmedabad. Points can also be earned at other brands within the i-mint network with Airtel, HPCL, Air India, Makemytrip.com and ICICI Bank credit and debit cards amongst others, according to a release. - Our Bureau

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