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BlackBerry users get first dibs at iDumpit clearance outlet
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 23 September 2009 03:29
Current top sellers include the Dell Latitude D610 notebook for $380, half a dozen bottles of Moet & Chandon NV for $323.94, and a $4.99 Pooper Scooper. As we said, it's diverse range.
The store's new BlackBerry application alerts users when selected items go on special, and for the first 24 hours these specials will only be offered to BlackBerry users.
Furthermore, selected specials will be exclusive to BlackBerry users.
In addition to access to specials, the application delivers notifications for selected product categories, reminders for regular purchases, and favourites for repeat purchases.
Goods can be purchased with the application, which can be downloaded from iDumpit's site.
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