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    OPPO Partners With Lipa Later To Offer Credit Payment Plan For Its Phones

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliJune 26, 2018Updated:September 2, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Jesse Wu, Brand Manager, OPPO Kenya and Lipa Later Business Development Manager Claudine Gakundi
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    Jesse Wu, Brand Manager, OPPO Kenya and Lipa Later Business Development Manager Claudine Gakundi

    OPPO Mobile has entered into a partnership with Lipa Later, a credit offering company to allow customers to purchase OPPO devices by installment as it aims to increase the sales and set foot in the Kenyan market.

    The payment plan will allow customers to enjoy a 3.5 per cent interest rate on purchase of OPPO F7, a drop from the initial 4 percent.

    According to Jesse Wu, Brand Manager, OPPO Kenya, the new arrangement will have a great impact on OPPO F7 and all OPPO devices sales that currently is performing well in the market because of the quality and uniqueness of the device.

    Read: Nokia Launches Feature Phone With Smartphone Capabilities 

    “Since we launched OPPO F7 in May this year, there has been increased uptake of the device because of its unique features including 25 Megapixel and Artificial Intelligence capabilities as well as its 6.23-inch Super Full Screen, the largest in the market. We believe through this credit payment option; more customers will have an opportunity to access this great device thus boosting our revenue in sales.”

    On her side, Lipa Later Business Development Manager Claudine Gakundi,  said that this was an opportunity for low income earners to own premium gadgets without much hustle.

    “We believe this partnership will give an opportunity to customers who would like to own a good smartphone and cannot pay upfront, but through installments. At Lipa Later we guarantee full payment of your device as we give you an opportunity to pay without a hustle,” said Ms Gakundi.

    The top tier mid-range Smartphone on offer has a 25MP Artificial Intelligence selfie camera feature with 4GM RAM and 64GB ROM, and currently retails at Ksh35,990.

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