In order to encourage non-cash settlements on the eve of International Women's Day March 8 Bank of Baku decided to double the debt maturity Bolkart. In just three days - 6, 7 and 8 March, cardholders can make purchases and pay for the cost of the goods within 6 months, with 3 stores in the monthly repayment ability.
The stores also with the standard 6 monthly fee, this deadline is extended to 12 months. Thus, for three days the owners can purchase Bolkart perfumes, accessories and clothing, and the cost to pay in equal installments for 6 or 12 months. In turn, for the campaign partners with the ability to pay for 12 months, this deadline is extended to 15 months.
Bolkart today is the most popular credit cards in Azerbaijan. According to recent reports, more than 65,000 citizens regularly use the card. Consumers can shop at more than 600 stores and shopping centers. Credit cards can be used in Bolkart perfume store, computer and consumer electronics, mobile communications, furniture, as well as restaurants and supermarkets. A full list of stores can be found by visiting www.bolkart.az. Holders of Bolkart regularly have the opportunity to withdraw cash from their card. - 15D -
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