By Editor on March 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Vodafone Qatar has partnered with Q-Post to offer more Vodafone products at Q-Post branches.
According to the company, as per the agreement, customers can now sign up to Vodafone and receive a Welcome Pack at Q-Post’s branches all over the country. Visitors to the Q-Post branches can buy Red recharge cards and also the popular International Calling Cards.
With 30 Q-Post branches located all over Qatar, customers greatly benefit from the agreement and can take advantage of other services offered by Q-Post, from making e-government payments, to renewing licenses and health cards.
According to Daniel Horan, Director-Commercial Business Unit at Vodafone, the company continues to ensure that they reach everyone in the country, and continue to make a world of difference for all the people of Qatar.
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By admin on October 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment
T-mobile along with Vectone intends to capture a large chunk of the increasing migration of international calling minutes on to the mobile.
Vectone is already established across Europe and has over one million customers across Denmark, Norway, Austria, The
Netherlands and
Switzerland.
T-mobile claims to have over 50% of the wholesale market already (virgin’s MVNO operation rides on t-mobile).
The Ethnic focussed, low-cost prepay service is estimated to target ten million potential
subscribers in the UK generating more than seven billion calls per year.
T-Mobile,
managing director Richard Moat said: ‘We are delighted to be supporting Vectone’s ambitious expansion plans for the UK market. The deal with Vectone signals our intent to become a major player in the ethnic MVNO arena.
‘With international calling card minutes rapidly migrating to mobile, this is an excellent time to be forging new partnerships in a segment which is showing signs of bucking the recession with strong projected growth rates.
‘Vectone builds on our eight existing MVNO partnerships and underlines our ambitions to target new growth areas in the wholesale market.’
T-mobile along with Vectone intends to capture a large chunk of the potential 7 billion calls per year of international calling from the ethnic community within the UK.
Vectone is already established across Europe and has over one million customers across Denmark, Norway, Austria, The Netherlands and Switzerland.
T-mobile claims to have over 50% of the wholesale market already (virgin’s MVNO operation rides on t-mobile) and with its ninth major
partnership, there may be more to cheer about.
The Ethnic focussed, low-cost prepay service is estimated to target ten million potential subscribers in the UK.
T-Mobile, managing director Richard Moat said: ‘We are delighted to be supporting Vectone’s ambitious expansion plans for the UK market. The deal with Vectone signals our intent to become a major player in the ethnic MVNO arena.
‘With international calling card minutes rapidly migrating to mobile, this is an excellent time to be forging new partnerships in a segment which is showing signs of bucking the recession with strong projected growth rates.
‘Vectone builds on our eight existing MVNO partnerships and underlines our ambitions to target new growth areas in the wholesale market.’
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By Editor on January 23, 2007 · Leave a Comment
A new international calling card promising lower rates has been launched by cellco MTC-Telegeography writes…Vodafone Bahrain. The U-ME International card enables users to make VoIP calls to any country from fixed line or mobile phones. The card is available in denominations of BHD1 (USD2.66), BD3, and BD5.
Bahrain’s local, long-distance and international fixed line market was opened up to competition on 1 July 2004, making the island the first Gulf state to have a fully liberalised telecoms sector. State-owned Bahrain Telecommunications Company (Batelco) had its monopoly taken away and several international voice service providers including Mena Telecom, Digi Connect, 2Connect and MTC-Vodafone had entered the market by the end of that year, as well as several ISPs. By November 2006 there were a total of 55 telecoms licensees, including Business Communication Network (BCN), Orbit Communications (OrbitFone), Kalaam Telecom (k-talk) and Lightspeed Communications.
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