Haier Yunxi 4.0 Top Configuration Edition 77E Washing and Drying Set Officially Reduced to 4999 Yuan on 11.11
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Haier 77E Washing and Drying Set (Yunxi 4.0 Top Version) is priced at 9,998 yuan, but today it is available for 4,999 yuan after a 50% discount on the official flagship store during 11.11. The text also mentions that it is necessary to consult customer service before placing an order to confirm the price, and a refund for the difference will be given after placing the order according to the customer service instructions.
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Haier 77E Washing and Drying Set (Yunxi 4.0 Top Edition) is priced at 9,998 yuan. Today, on the official flagship store, it is available at a 50% discount on 11.11, so you can get it for just 4,999 yuan.

Before placing an order, you need to consult customer service to confirm if the price is indeed 4999 yuan. The customer service may ask you to place the order with payment on hold (you can choose WeChat Pay without making the payment). Then, send the order to the customer service. After they register it, they will refund the difference in price upon delivery of the goods.

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