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Our story, in one kettle.
Michael buys in the UK. @Sentongo_Steve runs our base in Kasangati. Between us, we cover both ends.
Name the exact product. You see the full cost to your door before you pay a shilling.
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Dec 2023. My family in Masooli bought a kettle on Gayaza Road. It died in 3 days.
Nobody was surprised. That's what got me.
In the UK, even the cheapest kettle just works. The problem isn't Uganda. It's access.
So I co-founded @Koopser_RS.
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Luganda oba Lungereza? Tuwandiikire mu lulimi lw'oyagala. Omuntu ajja kukuddamu mu ssaawa 24.
Luganda or English: write to us in either. A person replies within 24 hours.
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#Uganda #Kampala
Who reads your request? A person, every time.
Before we quote, we check the seller. A person replies within 24 hours. Your full quote follows within 2 working days for one item, or up to 5 for several.
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Sold in the UK. Made for Brazil?
In October, an Amazon UK listing for a Galaxy S24 Ultra carried a Brazilian certification.
The model number tells you its market. No UK model number, we do not buy.
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#Uganda #Kampala
📢 Important Notice to Our Valued Customers
The Bank of Uganda, @BOU_Official, has scheduled a system upgrade that will temporarily affect RTGS, EFT, cheque and direct debit payment services from 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, 5 November 2026 to 9:00 a.m. on Monday, 9 November 2026.
What this means for you:
• Bank transfers and cheque payments made during this period will be processed when services resume on Monday, 9 November.
• Some banks have earlier cut-off times today, so we recommend completing any urgent bank transfers by early afternoon.
• Any refunds or payments to you via bank may also be delayed until Monday.
We appreciate your understanding and patience. For any questions, please reach out to our team.
Koopser Retail Services
Who rates the seller? Buyers do.
On Amazon UK, most seller pages show positive ratings over the past 12 months.
We read that score before we buy. A low one gets a closer look.
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Renewed. How good is it?
Amazon's Renewed rules: the battery must hold above 80% of its new capacity. That is a floor, not a reading.
So before we buy a renewed phone, we ask the seller for the actual figure.
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#Uganda #Kampala
Moving money costs money.
You pay in shillings. The UK shop is paid in pounds. That step is not free.
So currency conversion has its own line on your quote. It is not hidden in the item price.
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#Uganda #Kampala
We ask before we buy.
A renewed phone listing can leave gaps. So we write to the seller first. Which model number? Which market? Which SIM, and is it unlocked?
Then we decide.
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#Uganda #Kampala
Paying from the UK for family in Uganda?
Put their name, mobile number and email on the request. Our confirmation email goes to both of you.
They show it at the door, and the parcel is theirs.
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#Uganda #Kampala
Who brings it to your door? Our director in Kasangati.
The last 30% is paid by PesaPal invoice before he sets out. Nothing is paid at the door.
Show him our confirmation email. It proves the parcel is yours.
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#Uganda #Kampala
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What do we check before we buy?
First, who sells it. If we cannot name the seller, we do not buy.
Then we search the model on the UK recall list. For a phone, we check your network’s bands and its SIM type.
Then we buy. Not before.
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#Uganda #Kampala
One desk unit can print, scan and copy.
For a small office, a school or a student at home, that's three machines on one plug.
What do you still travel into town to print?
Everything we source is bought new. Phones are the one exception.
A phone rebuilt by its maker, checked and boxed, can be a smarter buy than a cheaper new one.
New or maker-refurbished: which would you choose?
Two phones can look identical and still differ inside: storage, memory, network bands.
The photo won't tell you. The model number will.
Do you ask for the model number before you pay?
Good news about plugs.
Uganda uses the same three-pin plug as the UK. A UK charger or kettle fits a Ugandan socket, no adapter needed.
What's the strangest adapter you've ever had to buy?
What do we check before we buy?
First, who sells it. If we cannot name the seller, we do not buy.
Then we search the model on the UK recall list. For a phone, we check your network’s bands and its SIM type.
Then we buy. Not before.
koopser.com
#Uganda #Kampala
Desk gear isn't only laptops.
Desktop towers, monitors, keyboards, webcams. If a UK shop sells it, ask us for a quote.
What's missing from your desk?


