adminThe promotion, called Mo Fire, provides prepaid subscribers with these huge discounts for a weekly subscription of US$2.
In a statement, Telecel said the subscription was deducted from the subscriber’s main airtime balance.
“Once a customer subscribes, calls can then be made at less than one cent per minute at any time between 9pm and 12 noon the next day. Text messages are sent at no charge and data is accessed at only three cents per megabyte,” Telelcel said.
Telecel communications and branding director Mr Obert Mandimika said the promotion reflects Telecel’s continuing commitment to increasing people’s access to calling, texting and data services.
“Telecel believes mobile communication services and products are a must for everyone and that, if they are made available widely, affordably and at the right quality levels, they have the potential to improve the quality of life for Zimbabweans in their various fields of enterprise and social activity.
“Mo Fire, like all our promotions, is developed and managed with a keen eye on creating value for money, overall service delivery and customer satisfaction,” Mr Mandimika said.
He said Telelcel understood the need and importance of access to calling, texting and data in the modern world.
The launch of Mo Fire follows the recent launch of two other new services – Telecel Red – another subscription-based product that promises those who sign up for it up to five times the usage that they have paid for, and Broadband Plus, which gives those who buy bundles of data worth US$10 or more up to twice as much usage as they have paid for, through a 100 percent data bonus.
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