Co-op gives customers 25% off shopping after cyber attack. How you can claim
After a cyber attack that breaks payments and causes bare shelves, Co-op offers £ 10 to its members when they spend £ 40 or more as a gratitude gesture.
Important in May The cyber attack affected the inventory of the cooperative and caused empty shelves for shoppers as it continued.
The attack also led to the members of the computer pirates to steal their personal data, including names and contact information.
The cooperative was just a number of retailers and other companies affected by a number of cyber attacks that have hit the industry in recent months.
Marks & Spencer had to stop all online orders after a cyber incident in April, and Harrods was shot, while the bosses would cost around £ 300 million.
The comfort retailer announced his “thank you ve for the return to the usual trade of 2,300 food stores and all marketing activities, including a new national summer advertising campaign, continued.
During the attack, the bid offers a 25% discount from an £ 40 -in -store shop.
The bid, which can be used by the members once, will enter into force as of June 18 and last until midnight.
The agreement will also be available for new members.
Food Matt Hood’s Cooperative General Manager said: orum Thanks to the work of our colleagues, I am very proud to see that we are very close to making a complete and complete recovery from the last cyber attacks in our cooperative and I am pleased to see that our stores have returned to normal and serve our shoppers and communities.
“We are very grateful for the support and patience of our members for a very difficult time, and we hope that this movement will guide them to thank them with more value awards during the summer.”
