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Man gets 100% cash back buying Walton laptop

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31 January, 2021, 09:50 pm
Last modified: 31 January, 2021, 09:57 pm

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Man gets 100% cash back buying Walton laptop

Walton's cash back offer will continue till 31 March

TBS Report
31 January, 2021, 09:50 pm
Last modified: 31 January, 2021, 09:57 pm
Man gets 100% cash back buying Walton laptop

Mohen Hossain, a resident of Zero Mile in Khagrachari, got 100% cash back after buying a Walton brand laptop on installment.

On 25 January, Mohen Hossain bought Walton's 'Prelude N41' model laptop, priced at Tk26,550, from the Walton Plaza in Khagrachari on installment facility paying off only Tk4,000 as down payment, reads a press release on Sunday.

Following his purchase, Mohen received 100% cash back benefit, declared by Walton.

On the occasion of 'New Year Celebration,' Walton is providing 100% instant cashback upon the purchase of its locally produced laptop, desktop, all-in-one PC and other IT accessories in cash or on installment from any Walton Plaza or branded outlet across the country.

This offer will continue till 31 March.

Before Mohen, a freelancer in Chandpur named Nazmul Hasan also got 100% cashback after buying Walton's 'Prelude N41' model laptop while many other customers get 50 to 8 percent cashback.

Apart from the cash back facility, customers are enjoying EMI (Equal Monthly Installment) facility with zero interest rate upon the purchase of Walton IT devices and accessories using credit cards from any of 375 Walton Plaza all over country.

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