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03 Jun 2009
Storage and multimedia firm CCI Distribution is scrapping delivery charges on all web orders of more than £500 net until the end of June.
Designed to give resellers some respite from the pressures of the credit crunch, the summer offer entitles its VARs to free delivery to the UK mainland, regardless of weight or minimum order numbers, when purchased online.
The initiative builds on CCI’s existing offers, including a direct shipment service to resellers’ customers for no additional charge, to keep down costs and reduce environmental impact.
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Paul Evison, internet sales and marketing manager at the LG, Hitachi and HP distributor, said: “As these tough times continue for the channel, we want to show our customer base that the company is acutely aware of the everyday challenges they face from pricing right through to geographical logistics.
“The company prides itself on keeping costs low and items in stock, providing real-time pricing to give our customers the best possible service in a competitive sector. By waiving delivery charges for a limited period, we hope to give something back to our partners and make sure that they have one less thing to think about when it comes to placing orders this month.”
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