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    TD Plus partners Samsung to offer 50% discount on screen repairs

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    TD Plus, a subsidiary of Sub-Saharan Africa’s leading technology, lifestyle and solutions distributor, TD Africa, has signed a partnership with Samsung to provide quality support services to its customers in Nigeria and beyond.

    The support services include 50 percent discount on fixing of Samsung smartphone screen, which covers the first 50 Samsung mobile users, with interested persons expected to call 08129851224 and 08129851226 to take advantage.

    According to TD Plus, the partnership is expected to strengthen Samsung’s support offerings and reduce average waiting time for customers. Further, the partnership represents a watershed in Samsung’s ambition to secure a bigger share in the Nigerian electronics and mobile devices markets, which require an efficient, responsive and round-the-clock-support service to navigate.

    “The partnership between TD Plus and Samsung is a welcome development. The partnership is an extension of what TD Plus has been doing for major OEMs in the consumer electronics and mobile devices market. TD Plus is well known for swift issues resolution, zero downtime culture and long-standing tradition of rendering tough engineering and support services to clients. Therefore, Samsung electronics and mobile device consumers should expect the best,” said Head of TD Plus, Mr Karthik Ramachandran.

    While urging consumers to take advantage of the partnership and experience the best of TD Plus and Samsung, Ramachandran noted that the partnership holds a great opportunity for Samsung customers to resolve their issues, relating to their home appliances such as television sets, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines, irons, microwaves, wireless speakers, blenders, as well as mobile devices such as phones, tablets, among others in record time.

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