How can they launch Janes Card when the URL included in the PR doesn't work? This problem was noted here numerous times weeks ago. Another self-inflicted wound?
http://medicalgreens.com/News/v/MEDICAL-GREEN...YMENT-CARD
http://www.janescard.com ( Doesn't work. ) This URL is cited in the 01/31/2014 PR.
http://janescard.com ( Works .)
The Janes CardTM is a universal benefits-based prepaid card along with a payment solution and rewards program that is intended to build customer loyalty for all retailers that accept it throughout California. The card has an upscale look and feel, and will be distributed by the Company directly in a large-scale marketing effort.
Customers will be able to update their Janes CardTM account online or through a dedicated telephone number, much as they are currently able to do with more traditional credit card and benefits programs. The card is being rolled out in California first, with a goal of a national rollout in short order. The Company is now allowing retailers to sign up as vendors.
“Achieving this milestone is an important accomplishment for the Company. The Janes CardTM will facilitate in-network retailers in receiving payments, building important data from which targeted marketing can be created, developing brand loyalty among customers, and otherwise making it easier for retailers and their customers to transact business,” said Company President Artemus Mayor.
“The loyalty program, whereby consumers will be able to earn points for their transactions and redeem them for discounts or other loyalty based rewards. is revolutionary in this business and we are confident that it will transform the way patients purchase their medication. The Janes Card is an integral component of our related online program at www.pharmajanes.com, allowing patients to order and receive their medication from the comfort of their own home and receive credit for it toward future purchases, while assisting retailers in targeting their product offerings.”.”
http://medicalgreens.com/News/v/MEDICAL-GREEN...YMENT-CARD
http://www.janescard.com ( Doesn't work. ) This URL is cited in the 01/31/2014 PR.
http://janescard.com ( Works .)
MEDICAL GREENS ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF JANES CARD LOYALTY AND PAYMENT CARD
Los Angeles, CA --(Marketwired – January 31, 2013 ) - SK3 Group, Inc’s (OTC Pink: SKTO) subsidiary Medical Greens (“the Company”) is pleased to announce that it has officially launched its Janes CardTM (www.janescard.com) benefits and payment card. The Janes CardTM is a universal benefits-based prepaid card along with a payment solution and rewards program that is intended to build customer loyalty for all retailers that accept it throughout California. The card has an upscale look and feel, and will be distributed by the Company directly in a large-scale marketing effort.
Customers will be able to update their Janes CardTM account online or through a dedicated telephone number, much as they are currently able to do with more traditional credit card and benefits programs. The card is being rolled out in California first, with a goal of a national rollout in short order. The Company is now allowing retailers to sign up as vendors.
“Achieving this milestone is an important accomplishment for the Company. The Janes CardTM will facilitate in-network retailers in receiving payments, building important data from which targeted marketing can be created, developing brand loyalty among customers, and otherwise making it easier for retailers and their customers to transact business,” said Company President Artemus Mayor.
“The loyalty program, whereby consumers will be able to earn points for their transactions and redeem them for discounts or other loyalty based rewards. is revolutionary in this business and we are confident that it will transform the way patients purchase their medication. The Janes Card is an integral component of our related online program at www.pharmajanes.com, allowing patients to order and receive their medication from the comfort of their own home and receive credit for it toward future purchases, while assisting retailers in targeting their product offerings.”.”
