Game thanks vaccinated customers with further discounts
Game is South Africa’s first retailer to show appreciation to vaccinated customers, with a 10% discount across all of its categories through its 'Vax Appreciation Wednesdays' campaign.
“As a responsible retailer, Game is committed to creating a better life for all South Africans and the health and safety of our team members and customers remains our top priority. We believe in the efficacy of the Covid-19 vaccination in keeping our stores safe and comfortable for our shoppers,” explains Katherine Madley, Vice President of Marketing at Game.
“The 10% discount we are offering to all customers who have been vaccinated is to say thank you for the role they are playing in keeping our stores, and Mzansi safe.”
On Wednesdays between August 18 and September 15, any shopper who produces their vaccination record card and ID or passport at a till point across Game’s 118 stores will be eligible for the 10% discount – including those who have already had their first and second doses.
“We absolutely respect people’s freedom of choice to receive the Covid-19 vaccination, and by no means oblige our customers to share their vaccination status with us. However, we have seen firsthand the effect Covidhas had on the consumer budget and lifestyle and aim to support South Africa and its people in the recovery from this. This is our way of thanking customers for making our stores safe,” says Madley.
For more information on the Covid-19 vaccination discount, click here.
Every Wednesday sithi: Dankie for keeping our country safe! That’s why we’re giving you 10% off on Wednesdays, simply show up with your vaccination card and save even more with our everyday low, low prices. Ts & Cs apply: https://t.co/1ncGjUeEsA #VAXAppreciationWednesday #GotGame pic.twitter.com/CajkwuerWf
— Game Stores SA (@Game_Stores) August 17, 2021
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