Introducing the Next Big Thing... Samlly.com

Feb. 8, 2013 - PRLog -- Launched in November 2012, Samlly (http://samlly.com) features a daily deal on the best stuff to do, see, eat, and buy in 48 countries, and soon beyond.

Our company philosophy is pretty simple: we treat our customers the way we like to be treated. That boils down to a few key things:

We sell stuff we want to buy. A great price is only half the battle - it's also got to be a great product or service. Between our top-rated business partners and unbeatable prices, you should feel comfortable venturing out and trying something new - just because it's featured on Samlly (http://samlly.com). We want Samlly (http://samlly.com) to be an addiction you can feel good about.

No BS. We really want you to love Samlly (http://samlly.com). "Gotchas" and buried conditions that sour the experience are a terrible way to accomplish that goal. We want each Samlly (http://samlly.com) purchase to feel too good to be true, from the moment you buy to the day you use it. If there's anything unusual about a deal (e.g. an inconvenient location) we go out of our way to point it out.

Unbelievable customer service. Like you, we've suffered through hour-long "transfer-athons" with customer service departments, or waited days for an email reply to a simple question. If you contact us, we'll do what it takes to make things right - and we'll do it fast.

Samlly (http://samlly.com) Origins

We came up with the idea for Samlly (http://samlly.com) as an antidote to a common ailment for us city-dwellers: there's so much cool stuff to do, but the choice can be overwhelming. With so many options, sometimes the easiest thing is to go to a familiar restaurant, or just stay at home and watch a movie. As a result, we miss out on trying all the cool things our cities have to offer. Samlly (http://samlly.com) makes it simple by offering only the best businesses in your area. And by leveraging The Point's framework for collective buying, Samlly (http://samlly.com) is able to offer deals that make it very difficult to say no.