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January 20th, 2014 4:41 PM 369 COMMENTS

Now Buy Mobile Phone and Tablets on EMI without Credit Card from The MobileStore

Now Buy Mobile Phone or Tablets priced more than Rs.4000 on EMI without Credit Card! Yes you read it right. Mobile phone and Gadgets retail chain The MobileStore today announced the launch of a new installment scheme (with interest) for consumers to buy Mobile Phone and Tablets on EMI (equated monthly installments) without a credit card across five cities in the country, first time in India. To avail this facility,... Read More

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