Teletrade launches reward program

Teletrade, an automated Internet auction company for certified coins and currency, kicked off

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NMN
Publish date:
Jul 21, 2008

Teletrade, an automated Internet auction company for certified coins and currency, kicked off ?Teletrade Gold Rewards,? a frequent buyer program that rewards customers for making auction purchases, on July 1.

The program is open to all registered Teletrade registered bidders at no additional cost.

Participants will earn Gold Rewards Points with every Teletrade auction purchase they make beginning July 1. The points can be redeemed for gold and silver coins, discounts on auction purchases, free shipping, popular numismatic books and more.

?To the best of our knowledge, this is the very first comprehensive rewards program for coin and currency buyers,? said Ian Russell, Teletrade president.
Full details of the program are available online at www.teletrade.com/rewards, or by calling customer service at (800) 949-2646.

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