My DENSO Rewards Program Now Available On Web-Enabled Mobile Devices

My DENSO Rewards, a sales incentive program for warehouse distributors, jobbers and professional technicians who sell and install DENSO cabin air filters and wiper blades, now has mobile enhanced functionality making the program even easier to participate in and benefit from.

My DENSO Rewards, a sales incentive program for warehouse distributors, jobbers and professional technicians who sell and install DENSO cabin air filters and wiper blades, now has mobile enhanced functionality making the program even easier to participate in and benefit from.

“The mobile functionality is a huge benefit to our customers who can now access the program from just about any device with Internet access,” said John Doran, senior manager, Marketing and Product Management Group. “Most of the features available online, are now available on the go!”

Using a web-enabled mobile device, customers simply access the Internet using the mobile browser and visit the rewards program website at www.MyDENSOrewards.com to monitor their point balance, view program rules and information, redeem snap codes and update personal profiles. Claims can also be entered, however, it’s recommended that customers use their desktop computers for faster processing time.

Announced earlier this year by DENSO Products and Services Americas, Inc., the My DENSO Rewards program runs through November 30, 2013 for DENSO warehouse distributors, jobbers and technicians in the United States and Canada. Participants earn rewards points, redeemable for more than 2,500 items for customers in the United States and over 600 items in Canada, when they sell or install First Time Fit Cabin Air Filters or Wiper Blades.

One of the world’s leading suppliers of wiper blades to the OE industry, DENSO offers the same premium quality and value to the replacement market. Available in three styles, DENSO’s First Time Fit wiper blades are quick and easy to install with performance that’s quiet and streak free. DENSO cabin air filters are engineered for optimal airflow and filtration, meeting all OE requirements. The First Time Fit designation assures easy replacement, even for do-it-yourselfers. Once installed, passengers can breathe easy because DENSO cabin air filters trap soot, dirt and pollen with a premium-quality filter that stops particulates down to 0.001 microns.

For more information, go to www.densoautoparts.com.

 

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