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Shopping Network now established in Guyana
Aeropost Internet Shopping Network on Friday officially launched its Guyana location. For over 25 years, the company has been enabling shoppers from all over the world to purchase originally branded products from anywhere in the world. It has now spread its wings to Guyana.
The Aeropost Internet Shopping Network logo
Brands like Forever 21, American Eagle, Old Navy, Toys ‘r’ Us, eBay, amazon.com, finish line, 6pm.com, zappos.com, DR jays, pick your shoes.com, Victoria secret, electronic express, and computer geeks.com will now be accessible by the Guyanese people.
The shopping network allows customers to purchase products from anywhere in the world and have them delivered here in Guyana.
Purchases may be made with credit or debit cards. If one does not possess any of the two, they may visit the Aeropost office and use the company’s card for an additional 10 per cent of the product cost.
Customers already registered with Aeropost International are advised that transactions originating out of Guyana must go through the local representative.
Their office is located at 168 W1/2 Thomas Street Kitty Georgetown.
As a special introductory offer, new registrants to the network will have the opportunity to join the network for free for the next six months.
Aeropost Internet Shopping is affiliated with all major international brands. It ships into Guyana via air freight.
The company is already established in over 30 countries, and is now looking to develop a loyal customer base here.
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