Starcomms excites customers with N4 night calls

Starcomms has said its customers are bound to get great value with the introduction of night time calling on the network for N4 per minute on-net calls between the period of 10 pm and 7 am.

Chief Commercial Officer, Starcomms, Mr. Tushar Maheshwari disclosing this, said that the offer is to enable Starcomms customers, particularly the Muslims to share warm thoughts during the Ramadan period, while also giving opportunity to non-Muslims to extend warm greetings to their Muslim and other friends.

He said that the latest tariff on the network was designed to add value to the social life of all customers, stressing that this unique offer is available to current and new customers in all cities where there is Starcomms coverage for a period of one month.

“What it implies is that customers of the innovative CDMA company would have to pay less to savour the excitement and communal activities that require people getting in touch during the Ramadan period while also enjoying other value added services on the Starcomms network,” he explained.

Additionally, he noted that the promo is a boom for those who are not involved in the Ramadan fast as they could have longer discussions on the Starcomms network during the off peak hours. Mr. Maheshwari equally said that as a responsive network, Starcomms understand that Nigerians love to keep in touch with their loved ones; hence they are using this opportunity to enable not just the Muslims on the network, but the non-Muslims too, the privilege of doing that during the Ramadan period.

This, he said, is just part of the operator’s numerous ways of making our people happier, as a network that speaks their language.

He said that as a customer focused company, like Starcomms, is mindful of the needs of its customers and will often look for opportunities to make talking easy for them.

ITRealms Online recalls that Starcomms, is the current winner of the Superbrand award for 2010 and a two time telecom company of the year.

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