Red Lion Announces Video Game Recycling Program
Red Lion Interactive is offering both retailers and distributors the opportunity to recycle used or returned video game software and defective hardware in exchange for an open line of credit on future products. Check it out:
Look's like even the video game industry is trying to go Green.
The offer will help alleviate the stress from inventory clutter that many retailers experience with the start of a new year.
Recognizing the need to rotate and expel sluggish inventory, including post-holiday video game returns, Red Lion’s buy-back program (http://www.rlibuyback.com) provides an opportunity for retailers to exchange used or returned games, as well as defective hardware, in exchange for an open line of credit on other products.
“The buy-back program is a great opportunity for retailers and wholesalers alike,” stated Tom LaVoie, Red Lion’s CEO. “At any time, day or night, our retail and distribution partners can log onto our live database, enter a product’s UPC code, and instantly discover the products credit value with us. It’s that fast and easy. And we’ll buy back any used or returned software title as well as defective hardware consoles.”
Recycling Program Highlights:
• Credit Exchange Available on All Used Video Games
• Credit Exchange Available on All Defective Hardware
• No Minimum or Maximum Quantity Requirement
• Live 24/7 Data Feed Provides Up-to-Date Credit Value
• Credit Receipt Issued Instantly
• Credit Redeemable on All Current and Future Product Distributed by Red Lion
Recognizing the need to rotate and expel sluggish inventory, including post-holiday video game returns, Red Lion’s buy-back program (http://www.rlibuyback.com) provides an opportunity for retailers to exchange used or returned games, as well as defective hardware, in exchange for an open line of credit on other products.
“The buy-back program is a great opportunity for retailers and wholesalers alike,” stated Tom LaVoie, Red Lion’s CEO. “At any time, day or night, our retail and distribution partners can log onto our live database, enter a product’s UPC code, and instantly discover the products credit value with us. It’s that fast and easy. And we’ll buy back any used or returned software title as well as defective hardware consoles.”
Recycling Program Highlights:
• Credit Exchange Available on All Used Video Games
• Credit Exchange Available on All Defective Hardware
• No Minimum or Maximum Quantity Requirement
• Live 24/7 Data Feed Provides Up-to-Date Credit Value
• Credit Receipt Issued Instantly
• Credit Redeemable on All Current and Future Product Distributed by Red Lion
Look's like even the video game industry is trying to go Green.