Digital services provider, Globacom, has announced the launch of its new Device Financing Scheme tagged “Buy now pay small-small”.
The scheme is designed to bridge the digital divide and empower individuals and businesses with cutting-edge technology by making the latest smartphones and devices more accessible to customers. This, Globacom reasoned, will make customers more connected and more productive.
Globacom explained in a press statement that it is offering customers flexible payment options, to allow customers to spread the cost of their new devices over manageable monthly installments, saying, “This ensures that everyone, regardless of their financial situation, can enjoy the benefits of the latest technology”.
The scheme covers a broad selection of smartphones and other smart devices from top brands. It is available to all new and existing Glo customers who can enjoy the benefits of the device financing programme on purchase of new devices at Gloworld shops across Nigeria.
In addition to this, customers can choose from a variety of payment plans that suit their budgets, with terms ranging up to 6 months in addition to special interest with all flagship devices.
Customers who purchase devices under this scheme will also be entitled to 18GB Data bonus for six months, Globacom said, adding that its focus is on customer satisfaction, technological advancement, and setting rare standards in the industry.
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