Tag: presentkortsapp
2012-04-30 09:00 Europe’s social gifting phenom Wrapp is starting service today in the U.S. with some of the world’s largest retailers, offering Facebook users a new fun and easy way to give, receive and redeem free gifts and promotional gift cards, and allow their friends to contribute to the presents.
2012-04-05 09:00 Creator of first mobile app for friends to give free gift cards from top retailers to Facebook friends opens operations in Paris; starts integration with merchants. Wrapp, the first social gifting app that lets you give your Facebook friends free gift cards to top national and regional retailers, is coming to France.
2012-04-02 09:00 Wrapp, the leading social gifting app for celebrating, thanking, surprising and delighting friends and family with free gift cards from top brands, is in full-scale commercial operation with more than 50 major retailers in the U.K., Sweden and Norway, and is now preparing for introduction in Germany, France, the Netherlands and the U.S.
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2011-11-16 11:51 Wrapp, the new social gifting service that lets friends celebrate with free gifts of real value from attractive brands, today announced it has received $5.5 million in Series A funding led by Atomico, the international venture capital firm formed by Niklas Zennström, the successful serial-entrepreneur and co-founder of Skype, Kazaa and other companies.
2011-09-28 16:50 Idag meddelar Wrapp amerikansk media och press om sina planer på expansion. Under mitten av september testlanserades Wrapp på den svenska marknaden. Med Wrapps mobilapplikation kan du fira dina vänner med digitala presentkort i mobilen. Bakom företaget står bland andra Hjalmar Winbladh och Andreas Ehn. Nu förbereds lansering i både Storbritannien och USA. Läs den amerikanska releasen nedan.
2012-03-12 11:00 Since the Swedish launch in November, one million gift cards have been sent via Wrapp. Wrapp is a fun and easy way to give brand gift cards to your Facebook friends. This infographic shows Wrapp's result during its first four months in Sweden and explains how the service works.
