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Laundry piling up? Meet your next LG washer. PAY SMALL SMALL with CDcare. Compare 4-month plans. Shipping follows required payments, verification & availability. Delivery fee applies. Prices may change. Choose your washer:

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littlejonny9 days ago

How much is total price for the 11 KG

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CDcare (Techstars ‘22)8 days ago

Hello, Thank you for your interest in purchasing from us. Kindly download the CDcare app to view available items and their prices, as all prices are displayed directly on the app. Please note that we deliver nationwide across Nigeria.

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STAYKNOWNAPP8 days ago

So literally you guys using people money to buy items and ship to them cos why should I send you cash when I can save here till it complete and buy one time.. Convince me why i should take the installment plan.

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CDcare (Techstars ‘22)8 days ago

Hello, That’s a fair question 😊 The benefit of the installment option is that you don’t have to wait until you’ve saved the full amount before getting the item. With CDcare, you can secure the item and make payments gradually based on your chosen plan, while the item is delivered according to the plan’s delivery terms. It also comes with zero interest, so you’re paying the normal market price of the item. So, if you need the item now but would rather not take the pressure of paying the full amount at once, the installment option gives you that flexibility.

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STAYKNOWNAPP8 days ago

Nice 👍 one.. But not everyone understand big big grammars.. 😊 I wish i did too.

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Ndubuhead10 days ago

What happens if price changes in the middle of my payment plan?

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CDcare (Techstars ‘22)10 days ago

Hi! Prices are not locked when you start an instalment plan. They can go up or come down before we procure your item for delivery. If the price comes down, the lower price is applied when your item is being processed for shipment. If the price goes up, you can accept the revised price, choose another product, or request a full refund without deductions because of the price change. If you accept the increase or choose an approved higher-priced item, we give you extra weeks or months to pay the difference. Your planned weekly or monthly payment does not increase. You do not need to pay that difference upfront before we ship your item. You still receive your item before completing payment and continue paying according to the adjusted schedule. Price changes work both ways, so you benefit when prices come down too.

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THE PROPERTY MAN #RealEstateInLagos9 days ago

I am really confused with the price

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Grace Junky.8 days ago

Why is CDcare advert everywhere?

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CDcare (Techstars ‘22)8 days ago

Hello, 😂 We’re just making sure you don’t miss out! With CDcare, you can get the things you need and pay small small.

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Boffin🦋9 days ago

Ola of Lagos Dey learn 👍

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Sossick👽✊10 days ago

You don't have TCL TV

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Big Jhn9 days ago

Omo your voice nor just good

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Chris10 days ago

Why are u lying?

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Alphaluxury signature10 days ago

I go need

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Akin Seton8 days ago

The prices are not clear pls

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CDcare (Techstars ‘22)8 days ago

Hello, Our prices are clearly listed on the CDcare app, including the payment options 😊. If there’s a particular price or item you’re referring to that isn’t clear, kindly let us know via DM so we can assist you better.

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Goodnews Okon8 days ago

Cdcare wey sell spoiled laptop for me

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