South Korea PMI Announces Promotional Offer: IQOS Users Get ₩50,000 Discount on New Purchases

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Apr.24.2024

South Korea PMI Announces Promotional Offer: IQOS Users Get ₩50,000 Discount on New Purchases

PMI Korea announces special discount for existing e-cigarette users on new product "IQOS Iluma" until end of month.

According to South Korean news outlet News, on April 24th, Philip Morris Korea (PMI) announced a new promotion targeting existing e-cigarette users. When customers purchase the new product "IQOS Iluma," they will receive a special discount of 50,000 won, and this discount offer will be available until the end of the month.

Its official online store IQOS.com has started this promotional activity. Existing users of IQOS do not need to return their devices, they can directly receive the discount on IQOS.com. The purchasing process is very simple, users just need to register their current IQOS 2.4 Plus, IQOS 3, IQOS 3 Multi, IQOS 3 Duo devices on the official website, and they can purchase 'IQOS Iluma' at a special price of 19,000 Korean won, which is 50,000 won cheaper than the original price of 69,000 Korean won.

In addition, the company also implemented a "trade-in sales" program at its physical stores, allowing customers to receive a discount of 50,000 yuan when they return their old devices and purchase the 'IQOS Iluma'. Customers who purchase the IQOS Iluma Prime or IQOS Iluma will receive a discount of 40,000 yuan.

References:

[1] 필립모리스, 아이코스 사용자 신제품 구매시 5만원 할인

Also Read:

[1] PMI Korea Reports Growth in Sales and Revenue for Consecutive 2 Years

[2] KT&G to Launch New E-cigarette "lilhybrid" Pod "MIIX ORASOME"

[3] South Korean Brand Mons to Introduce New Bubblemon 2ml Model with RELX Symbol

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