Toshiba Offers Freedom From Warranty Worries

Warranty and services are the major issues, which brings wrinkles of tension at everybody's forehead. The heavy service charges worries always remain as soon as your warranty expires. Appeasing the end consumers, Toshiba comes up with new 'Total Freedom offer' for them.

The 'Total Freedom offer' provides extended service to the consumers at lower prices. The scheme includesadditional one and two years warranty at Rs799 and Rs1499 respectively on Toshiba Fusion Series - M300D4310 / A300D5310 / M800 D3310. All prominent and for Fusion series would fall under this scheme. It can be availed from August 1 to 31, including both the dates.

"At Toshiba, we continuously strive to better computing experience for consumer by constantly innovating. Consumers can now get freedom from worries by acquiring an additional warranty for one or two years at a great value which means an extended peace of mind. I am sure this offer would help our resellers as well to enhance their sales. We look forward for partners' great contribution as always in making this another great month in terms of sales for Toshiba," said Sivakumar N, Country Manager PC, Toshiba India Pvt Ltd.

Though the direct benefits will go to end customers, still the resellers are happy as it will create more demand for the brand. "This extended service and in such cost is very beneficial for consumers if we compare it with market price. We are also expecting more consumers to avail this opportunity which will also benefits us," said Trideep Ch. Talukdar, Quadro Digital Systems, Guwahati.

After the appointment of more distributors, Toshiba is doing well in the market. At least now, the resellers are not facing problem like they used to face earlier like product availability. "Toshiba's penetration has increased as there is more than one distributor to serve the channel. Now we are able to highlight the product for every range of Toshiba according to the consumers' need and demand. Though service is the problem for some areas but it started picking up," added Talukdar.

 

 

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