Singapore startup IUIGA reached out to me recently regarding a promotion of their service. Financial Horse is a huge supporter of local startups, so I was more than happy to oblige.
As a quick summary, they’re basically a retailer that buys quality products directly from the original design manufacturers that produce for international brands. They bypass the middle man, and go direct to consumers, so they’re able to sell cheaper than the big international brands. I actually ordered a pair of noise cancelling headphones from them and I thought the quality was very good, so I was pleasantly surprised by it (I’m not an audiophile though, so those of you out there may beg to differ). Anyway, if you’re buying something, it’s worth checking them out as an alternative to the traditional e-retailers.
IUIGA has provided a discount for Financial Horse readers, sign up here for $10.00 off $100 minimum spend. 🙂
Their official description is below:
IUIGA is an online retailer which provides premium quality everyday goods with transparent prices. IUIGA works directly with original design manufacturers that also produce for international brands. By partnering directly with manufacturers and operating online, IUIGA’s streamlined operations bypasses distributors and retailers to bring their products directly to customers and provide lower prices to consumers. The cost and profit breakdowns are provided to consumers to assist consumers to make an informed choice. IUIGA also allows for a 30 day return policy and offers free next day shipping if you purchase more than $88. In addition, IUIGA has a popup store located at 10 Eunos Rd 8, SingPost Centre, Singapore 408600 #01-46 as well.
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