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RAMP Rewards signs up over 140 affiliate retailers including Cotton On, Etihad Airways and Accor Hotels
- Published September 13, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
RAMP Rewards are pleased to announce that over 140 affiliate retailers have signed up with partnerships growing daily with leading brands like Cotton On, AliExpress, Etihad Airways, Freedom Furniture and Accor Hotels to name a few. These relationships prove that RAMP Rewards is in demand in the retail landscape and also ensures that RAMP will be revenue ready when launching the app to consumers in early 2020.
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About RAMP Rewards
RAMP Rewards is reinventing the rewards and loyalty space through our Rewards And Market Place app. Using blockchain technology for data storage and digital rewards, it simplifies customer rewards and personalizes your shopping experience. For our retailers, we provide data, market insights and allow social interaction which ensures loyal relationships with their customers while carrying no reward liability. RAMP Rewards – rewarding you like never before.
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