After a cyber attack, which disrupted the payment and led bare shelves, co-op offers £ 10 to its members when they spend £ 40 or more, as a gesture of gestures.
In May, an important Cyber attack affects co-up stock availabilityThe disintegration continued as a result of vacant shelves for shopkeepers.
As a result of the attack, hackers stole the individual data of the members, including the name and contact information.
Co-op was one of just one number Retailers And other firms have been collided with a part of the cyber attacks strike in the region in recent months.
Marks and Spencer After a cyber incident in April, all online orders were forced to stop, which owners said that there was a possibility of trading costs around £ 300 million, while Harrods were also killed.
The facility retailer announced “Thank You” as its 2,300 food stores returned to general trade, with all marketing activity resumed with a new National Summer Advertising Campaign.
This proposal for six million grocery members supporting the business during the attack offers 25% at the £ 40 in-store shop to express “gratitude”.
This proposal, which can be used once by members, is effective from June 18 and lasts till midnight of 24 June.
The deal will also be available for new members.
The managing director of the Food Matt Hood’s co-opin said: “I am very proud to do, thanks to the work of our colleagues, we are very close to make full and complete recovery from recent cyber-hops, and I am happy to see my store normally and to serve our shopkeepers and communities.
“We are very grateful to our member owners that their support and patience had very difficult times with us and hope that this gesture of praise is a small way to show them our thanks, with a higher value award for coming in summer.”
