Sale: TVLar promotes the expected “Bota Fora” sale for 2024 in Amazonas

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For the TVLar group, it is time to clear the shelves and renew stocks

Manaus (AM) – The New Year is already here, leaving the hustle and bustle of shopping behind. At least for many consumers, this is the ideal time to buy quality products at reduced prices. For the TVLar group, it’s time to clear the shelves and renew stocks with new products for 2024, promoting a big sale with discounts of up to 80%.

After the success of the first version of the sale held last October, January’s Bota Fora TVLar has already started and will continue throughout the month in the 49 municipalities that have physical stores in the states of Amazonas and Roraima.

During the campaign, each store offers exclusive discounts, providing customers with significant savings on a variety of products, such as electronics, furniture, housewares, appliances, among others.

“This is a very attractive period for consumers, who see the opportunity to purchase products that fulfill their consumer dreams at more affordable prices”,

says Bruno Sobral, Executive Director of importer TVLar.

In addition to the discounts offered in the Bota Fora TVLar campaign, customers can enjoy other advantages, such as Digital Crediário, which facilitates access to credit, reducing the time it takes to approve purchase limits. To request digital credit, simply access the store via your smartphone, download the TVLAR app, register, and the credit analysis will be carried out instantly.

TVLar, which will celebrate 60 years of activity next February, is a traditional group and the one with the greatest reach in the region, physically present in 44 municipalities in Amazonas and five in Roraima. It operates in retail trade in several areas, including household appliances, furniture, telephony, image, sound, IT, motorcycles, marine engines and construction materials.

*With information from consultancy

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