Group-buying site Delivore expands services to New Delhi
05 Jan 2011
Hyderabad based deal-a-day provider, Delivore today announced it has expanded its services to New Delhi.
Launched in March 2010, Dealivore uses the group-buying model to offer daily deals on food, leisure and personal care segments. Users can get discounts either by visiting Dealivore.com or by making a call to its toll-free number and having the discount coupons delivered.
The company says it has 120,000 registered customers and it is adding about 1,200 subscribers every day.
''Saving money has become crucial in this economy and consumers and businesses are exploring creative ways to attract each other,'' said Satish Madhira, founder and CEO of Dealivore.com.
The company claims the website has a network of 250 merchants across 3 cities and registers an average of over 100 transactions per deal. Since its launch, it says it has sold over 10,000 deep discount coupons and showcased over 150 quality deals.
With the expansion, the company now operates in four Indian cities, and plans to triple the number by the end of 2011.
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