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Inspired Retail celebrate their new website launch.
Inspired Retail has been working in the retail sector for over fourteen years and understands how important getting the right EPOS system is to your business. With their extensive range of hardware, including best-selling products the Aures Sango and Aures Yuno, Inspired Retail has been supporting the Retail and Hospitality sectors both locally and nationally.
To celebrate the successful re-launch of their new website Inspired Retail have launched a prize draw to win a £25 Gift Card from Sainsbury’s and a £25 Gift Card from Caffe Nero.
To enter the competition all you have to do is find the correct answers to the following questions and enter on www.epossystemsuk.co.uk/competition:
Question 1: How many colours is the Aures Sango available in?
Question 2: Which Aures Terminal won the Good Design Award in 2013?
Question 3: Which Aures Terminal has a Quad-Core Bay Trail J1900 processor?
To help you out all the answers can be found in the www.epossystemsuk.co.uk website.
Beth Whale, Marketing and Sales Executive for Inspired Retail said:
“We are delighted with the response so far for the prize draw. The questions are fun and simple whilst helping to introduce our customers to two of our best selling products. We are looking forward to introducing more people to our brand through this competition and helping them to choose the EPOS systems that will best support their business.”
All terms and conditions for the competition can be found within the Inspired Retail Website.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Heather Murdoch .
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