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When TV journalist Martin Gerhard broke his arm in 1999 he found himself with nothing to do but play with ideas. He decided to make a go of creating an online retailer of snazzy gifts and gizmos to save shoppers time and effort having to leave their house to find birthday and Christmas presents. Luckily for Martin and a close team of fellow entrepreneurs his business took off and Need a Present received an e-commerce award in 2003.

This simple but funky looking website is just that: simple and funky. The links to categories of presents are listed on the left hand side of the homepage (for example ‘lurrrve stuff’ and ‘gadgets and gizmos’.) making them easy to browse, and once the user has chosen something you like simply click ‘add to basket’ and they are ready to checkout securely (the customer’s connection with needapresent is protected with Verisign security software).

Need a present deliver their goods worldwide and for an affordable fee. Just under £15 will see any item sent to any area of the world, whereas European addresses cost £6.99 for delivery within 3-7 days. It’s a little different for UK addresses as this is a UK based company, so deliveries can be made for the next working day for £7. Usually orders cost £3.99 anywhere within the UK and this is free providing the order comes to over £100. Also the company offer customers a staggering 60 days to return their orders and get a refund!

From his ‘n’ hers hot water bottles to electronic wine chillers, anyone carrying needapresent voucher codes is in for a treat when they visit the website. The huge range of thoughtful and personalised gifts or silly little fun gadgets for yourself is all you need for a night in, indulging in a bit of online retail therapy.

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