DealDey, an e-commerce platform that provides daily, easy and fun way to get fantastic deals on great sells and buying experiences, has signed a strategic partnership with FedEx, a company with pedigree in courier services, for speedy delivery of items.
DealDey brings up to 90% discount on products and services in Nigeria, while finding unique and great deals on food, travels, hotels, spas, professional courses, restaurants, fashion items for male and female, gadgets, mobile phones, electronics and much more at deal prices.
In a blog post, DealDey announced the partnership thus, “We are excited to inform our highly esteemed customers that in our expedition to serve you better and provide quality service nationwide we now have a partnership agreement with FedEx who has a pedigree in courier services and have their tentacles spread across the country to combine their locations as part of our pick up centres.
However, this will bring DealDey in a position to serve more customers nationwide and increase market share.
The Company said that “Customers can now choose any FedEx pick up locations close to them for delivery of their items.”
With this agreement DealDey has quite a number of locations added to our pick up centres for better service delivery located in Enugu, Kano, Kaduna, States; and major cities like, Owerri, Jos, Lokoja, Calabar, Uyo, Warri and Asaba.
Others are, Ilorin, Akure, Oshogbo, Lagos Island and Apapa.
DealDey, FedEx Seal Deliveries Pickup Deal
DealDey, an e-commerce platform that provides daily, easy and fun way to get fantastic deals on great sells and buying experiences, has signed a strategic partnership with FedEx, a company with…
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