Etisalat Offers New PostPaid Package
- By Lawson Ovih
- Published December 9th, 2009
- ITWorld
- Unrated
IN its determination to avail subscribers with value added services on its network at no extra cost, Etisalat Nigeria is offering new subscribers on its post paid package, Elite World, free Easynet modem or three months free blackberry service when they subscribe to package plan from N10,000. Elite world package plan ranges from N2, 500 to N20, 000.
Elite world is a new package ranging from N2, 500 to N20, 000 on the Etisalat network and offers subscribers the flexibility of determining what they intend to spend on their phone bills monthly, using the company’s special minimum monthly payment (MMP) plan. The package also provides the opportunity to set credit limits that suit individual budget and each MMP plan has a bonus attached to it which indicates the higher the limit, the more bonuses a subscriber enjoys.
Wael Ammar, chief marketing officer, Etisalat Nigeria, said the offer is designed to avail its valued customers who are constantly on the move and on top of their businesses, value added services on its network at no extra cost. “We constantly offer our customers the necessary tools, products and services that keep them on top of their businesses,” Ammar said. “Elite World and our innovative MMPs are further testimony of our innovative ways to satisfy our customers and enable them to enjoy the best of our service offerings.”
Explaining the details of the post paid package, Ammar, said Elite World is fully packed with a lot of services and incentives to suit the lifestyle of all Etisalat’s highly valued customers. According to him, “once you hook up to the Elite World post paid package, you belong to a world where unique discounted tariffs, unmatchable personalised service and a vista of opportunities will all be at the touch of a button on your Etisalat phone. It is tailored to fit the vibrant, executive and busy lifestyles of our high-end customers.”
The package also gives subscribers the opportunity of real time monitoring of their airtime usage. “This means that you can set a particular threshold for your monthly spend and when you get close to the specified amount, the budget alert service will automatically notify you,” Ammar said.
Elite world is a new package ranging from N2, 500 to N20, 000 on the Etisalat network and offers subscribers the flexibility of determining what they intend to spend on their phone bills monthly, using the company’s special minimum monthly payment (MMP) plan. The package also provides the opportunity to set credit limits that suit individual budget and each MMP plan has a bonus attached to it which indicates the higher the limit, the more bonuses a subscriber enjoys.
Wael Ammar, chief marketing officer, Etisalat Nigeria, said the offer is designed to avail its valued customers who are constantly on the move and on top of their businesses, value added services on its network at no extra cost. “We constantly offer our customers the necessary tools, products and services that keep them on top of their businesses,” Ammar said. “Elite World and our innovative MMPs are further testimony of our innovative ways to satisfy our customers and enable them to enjoy the best of our service offerings.”
Explaining the details of the post paid package, Ammar, said Elite World is fully packed with a lot of services and incentives to suit the lifestyle of all Etisalat’s highly valued customers. According to him, “once you hook up to the Elite World post paid package, you belong to a world where unique discounted tariffs, unmatchable personalised service and a vista of opportunities will all be at the touch of a button on your Etisalat phone. It is tailored to fit the vibrant, executive and busy lifestyles of our high-end customers.”
The package also gives subscribers the opportunity of real time monitoring of their airtime usage. “This means that you can set a particular threshold for your monthly spend and when you get close to the specified amount, the budget alert service will automatically notify you,” Ammar said.
