TuMango
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What it does
Tumango is a platform that negotiates utility bills on behalf of users (phone, internet, etc.) to reduce their monthly expenses. It works risk-free: we charge 20% of the savings achieved, and if we don't get any discounts, the service is free. We aim to make negotiating your bills as simple as uploading a photo.
TuMango negocia tus facturas de internet, cable y celular en Argentina. Solo pagás si ahorramos. Sin contraseñas, sin riesgo. Ahorro promedio 35%.
Las empresas te suben el precio sin avisar y vos lo seguís pagando. Ahora tenés quien negocie por vos y te lo baje. Solo pagás si te ahorramos dinero. Las empresas te aumentan automáticamente. Pero nadie tiene tiempo ni ganas de pelear con atención al cliente durante horas. Nuestra forma de negociar facturas llamó la atención de la prensa especializada. La plataforma renegocia con las principales empresas y solo cobra si consigue un ahorro real. Una plataforma digital que negocia rebajas en las facturas de servicios en nombre de los usuarios. Foto o PDF, da igual. Cargás el servicio que querés renegociar en menos de 2 minutos. TuMango habla directamente con la empresa y busca la tarifa más…from tumango.com.ar
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