PLC: New Crazy Promotion on May

In the continuous surprise spring, PLC decides to launch another new crazy promotion on May. Customers can get 25%-30% down of all Guild Wars Items and RuneScape Items from May 1 to 31, 2011.

2011-04-30

WILMINGTON, DE, April 30, 2011 (Press-News.org) In the continuous surprise spring, PLC decides to launch another new crazy promotion on May. Customers can get 25%-30% down of all Guild Wars Items and RuneScape Items from May 1 to 31, 2011.

As a leader of power level providing website, powerleveling-cheap.com always do the best to satisfy our customer's requirements. PLC is the professional one for providing the fastest and the most secure wow power level, rift powerleveling, Ever quest powerleveling and more than 40 games power leveling services to players all over the world. Different from other small game trader, PLC will not use any Bots or Macros to power level your character. So it can ensure your account is 100% safe. Your character will be leveled by our master players 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, operating at the highest efficiency so that your character will reach the expected Level in the time frame you've specified.

The biggest promotion in PLC history will be end on April 30. From now on, all the factors indicate that the activity has got a enormous success during 18 days. PLC didn't gain much profit obtain this promotion, however, lots of new customers are drawn into PLC fans club. "Sincerely appreciate for PLC perfect gift, I just cost half money to my item what I cannot imaged as normal times." said by Jackie, a regular PLC fans. In the promotion, everyone can get 50% off for all the powerlevleing products such as wow powerleveling, rift power level and eq power leveling etc. Besides, all the items and equipments are also in 30 % off such as guild wars items, EVE items, wow items, RS items etc. Based on customers support, order amount increased 50% during the promotional period.

In order to make up customers who missed april's promotion, an new large plan will start at May 1st. Big Sale is coming for GW items and runescape items from May 1 to 31, 2011. This time, PLC will cut the price up to 25%-30% down of all Guild Wars Items and RuneScape Items, especially RS Raw Material, RS Food And Potion, RS Runes And Book, Glob of EctoplasmGBP Zaishen KeyGBP Miniatures Pet, Tormented weapons. There are enough stock prepared, so the delivery will be surely instant. While the time is limited, please grasp the time.

A crowd of new promotions will be launched during hot summer; PLC fans please stay tuned for more hot promotions at powerleveling-cheap.com.

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