PChome Offers Free Shipping for Orders Over NT$199 on Sundays
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- PChome 24h shopping is offering a limited-time promotion for free shipping to convenience stores on Sundays.
- Customers can get free shipping on orders over NT$199 (approximately $6 USD) placed on Sundays until the end of September.
- This initiative aims to reduce delivery costs for small purchases and maintain fast delivery times, particularly for the
PChome 24h shopping is making it easier for customers to get their small purchases delivered for free. The e-commerce platform has launched a "Super Fast Delivery Sunday Free Shipping" campaign, running until the end of September. On Sundays, shoppers can enjoy free shipping to 7-11 convenience stores for orders totaling NT$199 (approximately $6 USD) or more.
This promotion targets core urban areas in Taipei, New Taipei, and Taoyuan, covering over 2,200 designated 7-11 stores. The "Super Fast Delivery" service promises delivery to the store by 9 PM on the same day for orders placed before 9:59 AM. Orders placed after 10 AM are expected to arrive by 9 AM the following day, with service available on weekends.
The Sunday free shipping threshold for convenience store pickup has been lowered to NT$199.
PChome 24h shopping stated that Sundays are a key shopping period for consumers. By lowering the free shipping threshold from NT$350 to NT$199 for this service, the company aims to alleviate the burden of delivery costs for smaller orders. This allows customers to avoid unnecessary spending to meet free shipping requirements while still benefiting from quick and flexible delivery options.
We hope to further reduce the delivery burden for small purchases, allowing consumers to avoid unnecessary spending to meet the free shipping requirement, while also balancing delivery speed and pickup flexibility.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.