Samsung announced a promotion on Monday, 19th (19) that promises to make life easier for those who want to update their smartphone. In the Vale Mais – Troca Smart program, you can buy a new Samsung Galaxy by presenting your used mobile phone, tablet or smart watch at the time of purchase. South Korean, depending on device, the value of the used car can go up to R$5.4k.
Additionally, older devices are accepted upon purchase. It doesn’t necessarily have to be Samsung. Smartphones, smart watches, tablets, and other used or unused items from other brands will also be accepted. The process is done entirely online.
According to Daniel Couri, senior e-commerce director at Samsung Brazil, the aim of the Vale Mais campaign is to “promote the overvaluation of used device, providing immediate benefits to customers and making the purchase of a new device unprecedented and advantageous.” experience”.
Vale Mais – How to use Samsung Smart Exchange?
How to join the program?
To join Vale Mais – Troca Smart, Samsung explains that the first step is to access the campaign website to see which devices are included in the program. In each of the displayed items, a description of each smartphone is displayed, then the amount of bonus that can be applied at the time of exchange. After selecting the desired device, click “Buy now” and complete the purchase on the website.
In addition to the discount fixed on the Samsung website, the customer can still get a bonus of up to 500 BRL when sending the used device to Trocafone, depending on the evaluation and table of the used car trading company. If applicable, the extra amount will be sent in cash within 30 days of purchase.
To show that the promotion is worth it, Samsung has set the Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G 1TB discount of up to R$5,400. Galaxy Z Fold4 5G 512GB turbocharged up to BRL 6,800 (applies to cart).
Source: Tec Mundo
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