Shoptomydoor, an eCommerce platform, is offering a first time ever free shipping promo for customers shopping on thousands of stores in the USA, in a move targeted at helping Nigerians weather the present tough economic storm with the loss in the value of the Naira.
The firm explained that the free shipping promo will apply to customers who purchase virtually anything from the USA with the exclusion of cars, heavy industrial machineries and a few other items, and will run for purchases made from March 12th to 30th.
It added that the promo is open to both individuals and companies who make purchases online using their Visa, MasterCard or PayPal on any US store and delivers it straight to their free USA warehouse
Speaking on the promo, Nduka Udeh , president/chief executive officer, stated that, "the recent economic trends that has resulted in a close to 30 per cent loss in the value of the naira has seriously hit the average hard working Nigerian with people now finding it hard to meet daily needs. Some Nigerians are now resulting to the use of poor and substandard products in meeting everyday needs.
He further stated that the only way to show more commitment to Nigeria is to offer this free ocean shipping promo for Nigerians buying almost anything from the US.
Udeh added: "apart from the free shipping promo, deliveries by air from US, UK and China has been reduced by the company to as low as $2.19 with effect from March 3rd. They have also waved all forms of extra charges, processing fees and will now offer 100 per cent free insurance coverage to all their customers.
Shoptomydoor Offers Free Int'l Shipping to Nigeria

Shoptomydoor, an eCommerce platform, is offering a first time ever free shipping promo for customers shopping on thousands of stores in the USA, in a move targeted at helping Nigerians weather the…
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