Win a FREE Water Cooler Competition

Surrounded by competitors who push lucrative rental contracts WCD prides itself in leading what it calls "the Water Coolers Direct drinking revolution" where customers of the company have effectively said NO to onerous drinking water contracts by purchasing their machines outright.Since staring business in 2004 with 3 employees in a loft in Dursley, Gloucester the dotcom business (WCD) has grown into a business that employs over 15 local people and serves over 5,000 UK based customers. The company has recently relocated to larger premises on the prestigious Gloucester Business Park.Fred Cairns Palmer, Managing Director, WaterCoolers Direct.com Ltd said "We are unashamedly trying to raise the profile of our company by offering free water cooler to a lucky UK business every quarter… he goes onto say that …I am confident that this competition will appeal to individuals and small companies who would rather spend their budgets in other ways"Winners of the competition will be entitled to the WCD standard bottled QUB5C or plumbed in QUD5C water coolers. The standard bottled cooler the QUB5C is normally for sale at £170.00. The standard plumbed in cooler the QUD5C is normally for sale at £285.00 and comes complete with a free water filter."We know that our competition offer free trial offers to many of their customers to entice them into rental agreements, but Water Coolers Direct is going one better and offering UK companies a chance to win a Free Water Cooler worth over £170." Says Martin Booth, Sales Director, WaterCoolersDirect.com LtdThe company is encouraging the UK web going public to let their contacts know about the offer, as WCD is relying principally on social media sites and PR to attract interested parties.Justin March, Marketing Manager, WaterCoolersDirect.com Ltd said "We will be marketing this offer principally using social media and on the multitude of Freebie sites available on the internet, we are actively encouraging the web going public to let their friends and visitors know about the offer by linking to the page."