Amex offers 20% savings at Abans showrooms

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American Express is offering Cardmembers super savings at all Abans showrooms from 3rd August to 31st October 2012. Simply use your American Express card and receive a 20% savings on a variety of products. What’s more, purchases can now be settled in 20 monthly installments, a benefit exclusively for American Express Cardmembers.

Commenting on this, Sharmila Arasaratnam, Senior Manager Marketing - American Express Cards said, “We are delighted to be able to partner with Abans to add value and support the lifestyle choices of our Cardmembers. We hope that our cardmembers will make use of these special privileges of membership.”

For a list of products included under this special offer or for more information on membership privileges please call 4 414141 or log on to www.americanexpress.lk.

The American Express card is issued and acquired in Sri Lanka solely by Nations Trust bank PLC.

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