Etisalat offers free internet @ W.Afri.Tel 2010

The fourth Global Mobile System communication operator, Etisalat Nigeria, is offering free internet access at the on-going the West African International Telecommunications and Information Communications Technology Exhibition and Conference (WAFRITEL) in Lagos.

Director, Products and Services, Etisalat Nigeria, Mr. Lucas Dada, disclosed this, saying Etisalat subscribers and other participants have the opportunity to browse the internet for free using the company’s Easynet data card service at the three-day event, which began yesterday.

He said that visitors and customers to Etisalat’s stand would also enjoy instant lucky dips and win branded items for every item they purchase during the 3-day exhibition.

“There will be a daily ‘Etisalat Hour’ which will provide lucky subscribers the opportunity to win prizes in raffle draws scheduled for a specific time of the day, on all purchases made throughout the day,” he said, stressing that the exhibition would also offer Elite world subscribers the opportunity to win Easynet modems with 100MB of free data for every Elite world SIM purchases made.

Mr. Dada further said that visitors would be presented with a bumper package of Etisalat’s unique products and world-class services, apart from new and existing customers going home with various corporate gift items from the event.

“With great offers such as free browsing, ‘Etisalat hour’ raffle draw, instant lucky dip on purchases and the Elite World promo which offer subscribers the chance of winning Easynet modems, every visitor to our stand is a winner,” he said.

In addition, he said that WAFRITEL presents a viable opportunity for Etisalat subscribers and the general public to interact one-on-one with Etisalat staff in an informal setting.

“We are at WAFRITEL to strengthen the existing cordial relationship between us and our subscribers. We welcome both new and existing customers because our stand is open to everyone for the duration of this exhibition,” Dada said.

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