Samsung has recently introduced the Residential Air Conditioner (RAC) exchange offer campaign on selected models for both On/Off and Digital Inverter series. The campaign will end on March 31, 2019.
During this campaign, customers can simply exchange any brand (global/local) AC of all type including window AC for selected Samsung AC. The customer will be able to avail the exchange offer for up to BDT 20,000. Those customers who do not want to avail the exchange offers can receive up to BDT 6,000 as a Cash Purchase on the selected Samsung AC.
Various kinds of ACs are available under the exchange campaign. Such as triple inverter which is powered by 8 Pole Digital Inverter and it will save 68% energy. Then there is another AC full HD with 3 Care Filter which has a feature of anti-bacteria, anti-virus, and anti-allergen. These ACs are perfect for those homes where the residents have allergies or asthma.
Regarding the exchange offer, Shahriar Bin Lutfor, Head of Business, Consumer Electronics, Samsung Bangladesh commented, “We are happy to introduce Samsung AC exchange offer for the customers. We always try to come up with new ideas which can make our cherished customers lives easier.”
Customer can avail up to 12 months EMI, free delivery and installations. To know more information about the campaign customers can call Samsung service (08000 300 300) or visit company’s official Facebook fan page (www.facebook.com/SamsungBangladesh)
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