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Join 'Angus & Robertson Rewards' for FREE (Normally $10 And/Or First Purchase)!!!

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Join 'Angus & Robertson Rewards' for FREE (Normally $10 And/Or First Purchase)!!!
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JeffreyM on 01/05/2008 - 17:08 smartmailpro.co.nz (557 clicks)

Simply print the email (using the link above) & take it to your local Angus & Robertson store, to join Angus & Robertson's new rewards club 'Angus & Robertson Rewards' for **FREE (normally $10 and/or first purchase).***

'Angus & Robertson Rewards' will give members exclusive rewards, book updates, special in-store offers & instant win prizes (such as Muffin Break vouchers & A&R book packs) - also for every dollar you spend you'll receive one point & after one-hundred points ($100 worth) you'll receive a five-dollar voucher to spend on your next purchase!

Be quick to get the benefits & rewards of being a member!

Books & Magazines A & R Angus & Robertson Book Muffin Break Voucher

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  • scotty on 01/05/2008 - 20:08

    Great! Thanks!

  • 00 on 01/05/2008 - 20:44

    unlike borders, these guys are Aussie owned right?

    • megaloman on 02/05/2008 - 13:54

      The A & R chain is owned by https://www.pep.com.au/pages/default.asp who also tried to buy Borders chain recently.
      But who chares, really? before the arrival of Borders in Australia (with their weekly discount vouchers), the price of books in Australia is ridiculously high. There were only Dymocks and A&R back then, enjoying their duopoly. I only buy books from Borders (with voucher) nowadays.

    • orp on 02/05/2008 - 12:56

      although, A&R's business practices are hardly exemplary…

      http://blogs.smh.com.au/entertainment/archives/undercover/01…

      "Angus & Robertson's demand that small- to medium-sized Australian publishers and distributors pay amounts said to range from $2,500 to $100,000 in order to have their books stocked in the chain's stores has brought angry reaction from the book industry and book buyers."

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