AliExpress Launches Customer Club in Israel Offering Discounts and Perks
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Chinese e-commerce platform AliExpress has launched its 'Elite' customer loyalty club in Israel, offering exclusive discounts and perks to select customers. Members will receive additional discounts on specific products and during promotional periods, alongside free returns and dedicated customer service. The program aims to reward frequent shoppers who have made AliExpress a popular choice for affordable goods in Israel.
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- AliExpress has launched its 'Elite' customer loyalty club in Israel for frequent shoppers.
- Membership in the 'Elite' club is invitation-only, based on purchase history.
- Members receive a 5% discount on 'Elite' tagged items and an 8% discount on the first of each month.
- During the November 1-18 sales period, members get an additional 5% off eligible items.
- The club offers free product returns within 15 days and 24/7 dedicated online customer service.
Chinese e-commerce giant AliExpress has launched a new customer loyalty program in Israel, named 'Elite', aimed at rewarding its frequent shoppers. The program is free to join but is invitation-only, based on a customer's purchase history.
Members of the Elite club will receive a 5% discount on products marked with the 'Elite' tag. Additionally, on the first day of each month, members will get an 8% discount on participating items. During the upcoming shopping season, which includes China's Singles' Day on November 11, Elite members will benefit from an extra 5% off sale prices for eligible items in the 'Choice' and 'Brand+' categories between November 1 and November 18.
Beyond discounts, the program offers members free returns on eligible products within 15 days of receipt. A dedicated 24/7 online customer service is also available exclusively for Elite members. AliExpress has become a popular destination for Israelis seeking affordable goods, with improved delivery times further boosting its appeal.
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