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21/11/2012
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Telecheque gives discount for those who pay off debts
SÃO PAULO-starts on Tuesday (20) campaign '2013: Eliminate your Debt and Reclaim Your Credit. " Created by Telecheque the campaign aims to assist consumers delinquent in eliminating their debts and mainly in his return to the credit market.
According to the company, all consumers, which for some reason failed to honor any of the checks issued recently, will participate in the campaign that will offer up to 50% discount on cash payment (depending on the value of time and the debt) and installment 5 times with correction. Furthermore, paying all installments on time, the last one will be exempt (which equates to a 20% discount).
Dirlene Costa, director of the Credit Recovery Telecheque says the timing is good to eliminate debt, since workers are about to receive the 13th salary. "Who has debts, should prioritize the extra money to pay them. Failure to pay the debt becomes increasingly large and the possibilities of tighter credit, "he explains.
Credit conscious
Also according Dirlene, the goal of the action is directed towards consumption, organized and planned. "The credit is designed to bring benefits and results to consumers' lives, never to create debt. However, this depends directly on how each relates to consumer credit and money," he says.
The Telecheque send an invitation to negotiate for all issuers of checks that are delinquent. The calls happen via phone (recorded messages to landlines) and via letter (including a billet with the amount to be paid, discount).
Who does not receive any notifications may seek Central Services and Relationship (CAR) of the company for the following phones: RJ, (021) 2123-0585 or 0800-282-8855 (other locations).
The campaign runs until December 24, 2012.
Source: Infomoney
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