Staples Gives Small Businesses Added Services as Part of Industry-Leading Rewards Program
Staples Gives Small Businesses Added Services as Part of Industry-Leading Rewards Program
Plus and Premier Members Earn Exclusive Benefits in Addition to Free Shipping and 5% Back in Staples Rewards on Everything
FRAMINGHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Staples Inc. (NAS: SPLS) , the world's largest office supply company and second largest internet retailer, today added new benefits designed to help small business owners operate their companies as part of Staples' industry-leading Rewards program.
Starting today, new and exclusive Staples EasyTechSM and Office on the Go services will be available to Plus and Premier Staples Rewards members, making multi-tasking and mobility easy. The new benefits are in addition to the free shipping on Staples.com and five percent back in rewards on everything that is already enjoyed by all Staples Rewards members.
New Plus and Premier Member Benefits
Plus members who spend $500-$999 annually will receive free Staples EasyTech services to help technology perform at its best; Office on the Go services for the mobile small business owners including shredding and scanning; as well as double ink recycling.
Premier members who spend more than $1,000 annually will receive all of the above plus one-on-one technology training; Copy & Print design services; an instant five percent discount on Copy & Print; premier-exclusive bonus events and double time to redeem Rewards. For more information about these benefits, please visit StaplesRewardsCenter.com.
"Staples is focused on providing small businesses with the expertise they need to keep their business moving forward, and the added Rewards benefits deliver more value than ever by providing exclusive technology and business services for Plus and Premier Staples Rewards members," said Alison Corcoran, senior vice president, stores and online marketing, Staples. "Staples Rewards makes it easier for small business customers to get all the products and services they need to succeed."
To sign up for free Staples Rewards membership or for more information about the Staples Rewards program, please visit StaplesRewardsCenter.com.
Staples Rewards members earn five percent back in Rewards on all Staples purchases (including ink, technology, furniture, office supplies and more) excluding taxes, postage stamps, gift cards, delivery charges, coupons, pre-paid phone cards and purchases made on third-party Web sites. Free shipping is available on all Staples.com orders. Currently, orders on any third party Web sites, purchases on staplescopycenter.com, print.staples.com, and staplespromotionalproducts.com do not apply.
About Staples
Staples is the world's largest office products company and second largest internet retailer. For 27 years, Staples has served the needs of business customers and its vision is to provide every product businesses need to succeed. Through its world-class retail, online and delivery capabilities, Staples offers office supplies, technology products and services, facilities and breakroom supplies, furniture, copy and print services and a wide range of other product categories. With thousands of associates worldwide dedicated to making it easy for businesses of all sizes, Staples operates throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The company is headquartered outside Boston. More information about Staples (NAS: SPLS) is available at www.staples.com/media.
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