Mashable has launched a text message service that delivers curated shopping deals directly to subscribers’ mobile devices on a daily basis. The service, called Mashable Deals, is available at no cost and requires only a phone number to join. Subscribers will receive carefully vetted offers from major retailers including Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.
The shopping team at Mashable monitors popular retailers continuously to identify genuine discounts worth sharing with users. According to the service, subscribers can expect to receive a deal notification most days, with the potential for additional messages during major shopping events such as Prime Day and Black Friday. The platform focuses on limited-time offers rather than products that maintain artificially low prices for extended periods.
Enrollment in the Mashable Deals text group is straightforward and can be canceled at any time. Participants may receive up to two messages per day, and standard messaging rates apply. The company emphasizes that the deals sent through the service undergo the same evaluation process as content published elsewhere on the Mashable platform, ensuring quality and relevance for subscribers.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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