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Rs. 500, Rs. 1,000 Ban Effect: Finally, Good News for Potential Smartphone Buyers in India
There's good news for potential smartphone buyers in India. Purchase a handset with no upfront payment.
Recently, folks at 91Mobiles have reported that the smartphone sales in India witnessed a massive drop owing to the unprecedented move of demonetising the Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes. However, in an attempt to stop falling prey for this act, smartphone retailers in the country are coming up with innovative schemes.
One such retailer is Sangeetha Mobiles. The retailer is currently not charging any money on purchasing a device. Instead, users will have to pay the amount in equal monthly instalments over a time span of 12 months.
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Earlier, consumers would have to pay a part of the total cost of the smartphone (usually referred as down payment) and then pay the rest of the amount in the form of monthly instalments. However, thanks to the new offer, users can now purchase smartphones without paying any down payment.
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This scheme, apart from helping the retailer to control some damage, can come in very handy for the potential smartphone buyers in the country.
Sangeetha mobiles may not ring a bell in the northern part of the country but is quite popular in South India. It already has around 300 stores spread across different regions of the southern part of the country.
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