Lenovo Offers Zero-Percent Financing Promotion

Computer maker Lenovo has introduced a new zero-percent financing offer in the United States to help business customers buy the computer equipment they need. Lenovo Financial Services is offering customers zero payments for the first three months combined with zero-percent financing for the following 36 months, the company said. Transactions of between $10,000 and $250,000 […]

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Jun 8, 2010
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Computer maker Lenovo has introduced a new zero-percent financing offer in the United States to help business customers buy the computer equipment they need.

Lenovo Financial Services is offering customers zero payments for the first three months combined with zero-percent financing for the following 36 months, the company said. Transactions of between $10,000 and $250,000 are eligible for the financing offer, which is available through Sept. 30, 2010

“The Lenovo Financial Services program provides us the opportunity to offer a wide array of financial services alternatives to our customers,” said Diane Croessmann, executive director, Lenovo Financial Services, in a prepared statement. "We believe that helping our customers via promotions like this one will accelerate their ability to get the latest technology through affordable financing. We are committed to providing our customers the best financing experience as they benefit from our innovative suite of products and services."

And while Lenovo PC products and services are the preferred choice, LFS can finance the customer’s entire technology solution, including products from other hardware and software vendors, Lenovo said.

LFS was established to make it simple for Lenovo partners and customers to finance their technology solutions. LFS helps Lenovo customers who want to maximize their purchasing power by obtaining the technology they need today, protecting against technology obsolescence and preserving their capital for other uses, the company said

 

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