Wednesday 28 December 2011

Selling? Consumers' Association finds CeX Pays You More & rated by Yahoo!

CeX is the fastest, friendliest and fairest place to sell your unwanted games, movies and gadgets. This has been backed up by a pile of independent surveys CeX where has come out as the place that pays you more.

A survey published by Which, the UK Consumers' Association, found ‘it was CeX that made us the most money’ when selling a camera for cash. CeX paid more than anyone else on the High Street and more than time consuming auction sites too.

Read the article here.

CeX was also named on Yahoo Finance, where expert Felicity Hannah states in an article "How to sell your stuff" that her avid gamer husband uses CeX too. Praise indeed.



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Monday 19 December 2011

CeX in The Times of India

The Times of India reports on one of the first of many CeX stores opening in India. The CeX store count in India as of December 2011 stands at four, with many more to come.

"Mumbai finally gets a new shopping landmark with the launch of Phoenix Marketcity (PMC) spread across a retail space of about 2.1 million square feet. Located at LBS Marg, Kurla; the Phoenix Marketcity is all about its expanse, experience and exclusivity for serious shoppers. PMC will house 330 plus brands across categories like fashion apparel, footwear, jewellery, accessories, F&B, entertainment, and much more. The perfect destination for discerning shoppers and brand lovers, PMC brings the international standard hub of retail with domestic and international brands along with entertainment. Phoenix Marketcity will house 330 plus brands to the ranks of Zara (flagship store), CeX (first time in India), Nike (flagship store in India), L’Occitane, Luxury Boulevard (first time in India), BEBE (biggest Store in India), AND (biggest store — introducing menswear for the first time), CafĂ© Pico (first in India), Puma (flagship Store), Reliance Mart (biggest in India), Hush Puppies, Catwalk, Esbeda, Derby, Puma, Provogue, Denizen, Blackberry, Levis, Aldo, Promod, Charles & Keith, Clarks, Indian Terrain, John Players, Swarovski, Vero Moda, Jack and Jones, Only, Pieces, FCUK, UCB, Debenhams, Luxury Boulevard, Lavie, La Senza, Lifestyle, Nine West, Timberland, Diesel, Zingrin and many more.

We have to agree with The Times who state, "It doesn't get much better than this."



CeX Phoenix Marketcity, Kurla.

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