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[06:11:19 AM Thursday, October 02, 2008]
Visa business credit cards have become more valuable with significant money-saving discounts on business supplies and services from popular merchants. The newly-lunched Visa SavingsEdge program offers automatic savings on such often used services as printing, mail deliveries, and phone calls. You can also get up to 35% off or special gifts from Accor hotels, DHL, Godiva, Dell Outlet and other companies! At the end of the year the savings can add up a significant amount to your capital. Shop now with your Visa credit card and save hundreds of dollars on your business expenses!
If you finally followed your dreams of opening your own small business, you know how difficult it can be to keep all the plates spinning at once. Business credit cards from Visa can become your helping hand. They will be a useful financial tool to streamline your operations, get access to additional working capital and manage the business budget. The newly-launched SavingsEdge program will help you reduce your spending. It offers significant discounts on goods and services that are very important to the everyday needs of any company.
The new SavingsEdge program is available for people who have Visa business credit cards issued by Chase, PNC Bank, Wachovia, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo. If your lender is not in this list, don't get disappointed. Other credit companies will be added to the program during the next couple of years.
With the SavingsEdge program, the customers can take advantage of more than 150 discounts and promotional offers, including country-specific, regional and global offers. It will help business owners choose discounts that are most relevant to their company.
In order to make the SavingsEdge program more useful and valuable for its users, Visa has partnered with top merchants in categories that are very important to small businesses. You can purchase discounted products and services in 14 categories, from apparel and office supplies to hotel accommodation and computers. That will help your business save a great deal of money in the long run!
Merchants that take part in the program include UPS, DHL, Target, Avis, Alamo Rent-A-Car, Hilton Hotels, National Car Rental, Dell Outlet, Verizon, SYX Services and many more. Participating in the Visa SavingsEdge program, they receive an excellent chance to promote their goods and services, attract new customers and raise customer satisfaction and loyalty.
The SavingsEdge program is the latest addition to the range of valuable Visa programs and services that are specifically designed to provide small business owners with discounts and rewards for purchases that they make with their plastics. The other programs are Visa global merchant offers, Visa direct marketing offers and Visa Business Network on Facebook.
The company thinks that the opportunity to fatten savings will always be important to small business owners regardless of the current economic environment. So Visa will go on working with its merchant and financial institution partners to work out innovative offers that will match the financial needs of these cardholders.
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