Honest pricing
One price, explained clearly, including exactly what an installment plan adds. No surprises at signing.
About us
Deedat Phone — registered as Peshangay Deedat — is a mobile phone showroom in Bahari Nwe, Erbil, owned and run by Ismail Omar Sufi.
We sell original, sealed smartphones and the accessories that go with them, and we make them reachable for working families by offering them on monthly installments, with the terms written down before anything is signed.
Most of our customers come from the neighbourhood, and many of them come back — for a second phone, for a family member, or because something needs sorting out. That only works if the price you were told is the price you pay, and if the shop is still there and still helpful after the sale. That is the whole business.
We serve customers in Kurdish, Arabic and English, and you are welcome to come in, compare devices and ask questions with no pressure to buy.
One price, explained clearly, including exactly what an installment plan adds. No surprises at signing.
We sell sealed, genuine devices, and we say plainly when something is a different grade.
A fixed shop, a fixed address, and a phone that is answered — before and after you buy.
Installments are a contract, not a handshake. You get a copy, and a receipt for every payment.
Business details
Deedat Phone is a registered business operating from a licensed premises in Erbil.
Why Deedat Phone
Our trade name is registered with the Ministry of Trade and Industry, and our premises are licensed in Erbil Centre District. You know exactly who you are buying from.
The full cost is written down and explained before you sign, so the plan you agree to is the plan you pay.
We are on the twin-side street of the Asayish in Bahari Nwe, opposite Sara Pharmacy — not an account that disappears.
Setup, transfers, warranty questions and advice are part of the purchase, not an extra.
We answer during opening hours. WhatsApp is usually the fastest way to check a price or availability.
Bahari Nwe, the twin-side street of the Asayish, opposite Sara Pharmacy — Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq