
Campaign is valid for customers with accounts overdue for more than 90 days and runs until November 27th
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Celesc launched a debt negotiation campaign for customers with accounts overdue for more than 90 days, offering exemption from fines and interest and special installment conditions.
The action is aimed at customers who have at least one account overdue for more than 90 days. The campaign offers exemption from fines and interest, special installment conditions. It runs until November 27th.
Trading can be carried out directly through the application or on the Celesc website, using your cell phone or computer. Anyone who wishes can also participate in the campaign in person, at a company branch.
One of the main features is payment in up to 21 installments via credit card, with no down payment and exemption from fines and interest on the debt.
Another option also available on digital channels is direct installments with Celesc, also exempt from fines and interest, 10% down payment, in up to 15 installments.
Celesc reinforced the importance of using the company's official channels, avoiding suspicious links and possible scam attempts.

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