BUSINESS: MTN Offers Subscribers Free Incoming Calls in 15 Countries

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Subscribers on the MTN network can now enjoy free incoming calls and SMS while roaming in 15 countries across the world. The selected countries for the free incoming calls are: United Kingdom, United States of America, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Netherlands and Belgium. Others are: Malaysia, South Africa, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Kenya and Ghana.
This service requires no registration as the customers’ MTN SIM automatically connects when they switch on their phones at any of the selected destinations; preferably they have phones and gadgets that allows roaming.
To enjoy free incoming calls,
MTN customers are expected to recharge with a minimum of N2,000 (cumulatively or as a single recharge) within the same calendar month of travel or spend N2000 or more the previous month before travel. Postpaid customers who have a credit limit of N2,000 and above will automatically enjoy the offer.
While the new package will afford all subscribers on the MTN network an opportunity to enjoy free incoming calls and SMS in fifteen selected countries across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, subscribers will also be able to make calls for as low as N60 per minute whenever they are in these selected countries.
Announcing the offer, General Manager, Consumer Marketing, MTN Nigeria, Richard Iweanoge, said the offer is an affirmation of MTN’s leadership in innovative provisions that aptly satisfy the need of its subscribers anywhere across the globe.
SOURCE: THISDAYS

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