TataCLiQ.com 10/10 Sale Begins: 5 Things To Know
With Diwali around the corner, TataCLiQ.com, Tata group's e-commerce platform, has come up with festive season sale called the 10/10 Sale. The sale started from 10th October and will be live till 16th October. In a statement, TataCLiQ.com said: "10th October is 'THE' big day when the consumers will get the best from the rest - deals and discounts that have scored a perfect 10/10." Commenting on the 10/10 Sale, Ashutosh Pandey, CEO of TataCLiQ.com said: "Festive season comes with a lot of enthusiasm and excitement. We want to keep this feeling going. We are expecting multi-fold increase in our traffic and business on the 10th October, and thereafter until Diwali."
1) On 10th October, consumers making payment with HDFC credit and debit cards, will get an additional instant discount of 15 per cent made on Tata CLiQ E-commerce sites (www.tatacliq.com, luxury.tatacliq.com), subject to certain conditions. Mobiles and Electronics: Flat 15% instant discount on a minimum purchase Rs. 10,000. Max discount Rs. 3000.
2) Lifestyle: Flat 15 per cent instant discount on a minimum purchase Rs. 2500. Max discount Rs 500
3) Tata CLiQ Luxury: Flat 15 per cent instant discount on a minimum purchase Rs. 10,000. Max discount Rs. 3000
4) A customer can avail of this offer only once and the offer is available on select products, says TataCLiQ website.
5) According to TataCLiQ.com, consumers who shop on the portal will get up to 100 per cent value back on their purchase in the form of gift/rewards from Tata CLiQ's partner brands such as CaratLane, Vistara, Big Basket, Ixigo, Thomas Cook, BookmyShow, Urban Ladder etc. New collections from hundreds of brands will be launched on the portal during the sale, TataCLiQ.com adds.
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