IPhone smartphones are not selling as well as we would like, as evidenced by Apple's quarterly financial report published last week. To stimulate iPhone sales, the company decided to make the purchase even more affordable and simple.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook (Tim Cook) said that buyers will be able to take the iPhone on credit without overpayments for up to 24 months. A similar installment plan will be available to all Apple Card holders. At the same time, 3% of the amount will be returned to them on the card in the form of a cashback. Users will be able to manage payments in the Wallet application on their iPhone.
The promotion will be launched at the end of 2019. True, only U.S. residents can take advantage of this opportunity, at least at the start. Perhaps in the future the program will become more widespread and Apple Card holders will be able to buy in installments not only the iPhone, but also other Apple technology, such as the iPad, MacBook and Apple Watch.
Chief editor of the blog – Erika J. Wells .
