SHENZHEN, CHINA, May 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Laser enthusiasts will get the opportunity to win a prize pack worth almost 200 dollars as portion of the promotion this week by a new online laser and light equipment site.
Laser pointers shop Lazerpoint opened its doors this Tuesday and provided the laser fans with the opportunity to win a prize pack worth around $200 to shoppers who purchased the most stuff to May 19.
The online laser pointers site also offered several deep discounts including a $35 1000 lumen LED flashlight and discounts of 3% to 25% covering a wide range of products till Jun 17.
Johnson Gray, Public Relations manager of the laser pointers store Lazerpoint, said the company wanted to show laser and light shoppers exactly what was in store from the online latest lasers and lights store.
"With over 3500 products on offer, people will find whatever they want, including an office laser pointer pen for meeting or a LED flashlight for outdoor survival."
According to Mr. Gray, lazerpoint had made all the efforts to find the best deals on lasers and lights available.
"The average price for a blue laser point pen is around $3 while its standard price is $11 on Amazon."
According to Johnson Gray, the laser and light equipment store provides free international shipping to anywhere including places like Egypt, Romania and Argentina. The seller wanted to make sure that people in every sense of the world have access to the products on Lazerpoint .
According to Mr. Gray, quality and service are not forgotten in the search for low prices.
¡°Lazerpoint guarantees rigid quality control, fast processing times and premium after-sales services. That¡¯s the foundation of Lazerpoint for long-term development.¡±
Join in the opening promotion to win the fantastic laser point survival kit, paste this link into your browser: http://promotion.lazerpoint.com/opening-promotions/?utm_source=SM&utm_medium=PR&utm_campaign=SM_PR_LP01
Lazerpoint is your best source for for laser related products, flashlights, LED lights.
Offering free shipping and lightening fast order turnaround Lazerpoint offers a combination of fast service and low wholesale prices. For further information, please contact us at http://www.lazerpoint.com
Laser Pointers Shop Lazerpoint Gives Out 200 Dollar Survival Kits At Grand Opening
Price-savvy lasers and lighting customers get the opportunity to win several survival kits worth 200 dollar as portion of opening promotions for laser and light equipment shop, Lazerpoint.
2011-05-27
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[Press-News.org] Laser Pointers Shop Lazerpoint Gives Out 200 Dollar Survival Kits At Grand OpeningPrice-savvy lasers and lighting customers get the opportunity to win several survival kits worth 200 dollar as portion of opening promotions for laser and light equipment shop, Lazerpoint.