FNB’s multi-partner loyaly programme, eBucks, has added online design retailer Citymob to its online partners.<\/p>\n
Citymob has joined the eBucks fold as both an earn and spend partner.<\/p>\n
Citymob is an invite-only online retailer which offers a number designer products for a limited time, in limited number.<\/p>\n
The site was ranked as one of the top five South African e-commerce sites in South Africa over the 2012 festive season.<\/p>\n
From August 1, Citymob customers have been able to earn eBucks when shopping on the online store, or they can spend their eBucks when shopping on the site.<\/p>\n
eBucks members earn 4% of their Citymob spend back in eBucks when they enter their South African ID number on check out.<\/p>\n
If customers pay with a qualifying FNB or RMB Private Bank card that has been linked to their eBucks account, they stand to earn additional eBucks from the bank on the same transaction, FNB said.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith an increasing number of South Africans coming online and starting to explore the convenience and choice of online shopping, we know it\u2019s important to give them a range of safe and convenient ways to transact,” said eBucks CEO, Joland\u00e9 Duvenage.<\/p>\n
Citymob joins a host of other complementary e-commerce partners on eBucks\u2019 multi-partner offering, including kalahari.com, Yuppiechef, Takealot.com, Netflorist, Zando and Cybercellar, amongst others.<\/p>\n
Citymob started out as a daily-deals store in the daily-deals heyday, but has since undergone a significant shift in strategy.<\/p>\n
The latest partnership with eBucks falls in-line with the company’s strategy to grow its user numbers and offer more products, and follows a partnership formed in April 2013 with online retailer Wantitall.co.za<\/a>.<\/p>\n According to Citymob co-founders Luke Jedeikin<\/a> and Claude Hanan, <\/a>the online retailer plans to boost its user base to between 700,000 and 800,000 users by the end of 2013.<\/p>\n Citymob: from daily deals to designer dibs<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Kalahari.com reports big revenue spike<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Kalahari.com outlines SA shopping trends<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\nMore on SA e-commerce<\/h3>\n