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Bigger, better, bundle plans on the way at UTS.

May 6, 2016

Bigger, better, bundle plans on the way at UTS.
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New packages, bigger savings
Bigger, better bundle packages are in the works at UTS for its customers interested in postpaid services. The company will soon introduce new plans that will bring its customers more of everything. More savings, more flexibility, more options, more bang for their buck and more services in one bundle package. The new plans unite minutes, mobile internet and SMS to offer postpaid customers the best possible rate for all three of the staples of mobile service. The combination of all three elements allows you to get the most out of your phone and brings the customer much greater savings.

Simple concept
The simplicity and transparency of the plans is what makes the new plans so attractive. Customers can choose a combination of minutes, texts and mobile internet and can check how much they have used at any given time. This puts the customer in control of their mobile expenses. If they need more than they expected, they can always add additional minutes or mobile internet if needed. They also have the flexibility to switch to another plan that better suits their needs if they so desire. “Our new plans will truly change the way the customer experiences a subscription service on St. Maarten. The cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all plans will no longer be the norm. You design the plan that best suits YOU. This is a concept that derives from our vision as a company; which is to connect our customer to the things that are important to them; whether social media, entertainment or productivity, we can make it happen. These plans are an example of that commitment to the customer. Whether you’re looking for a low-commitment solution or if you’re a heavy user that spends hours daily using your phone; we have a plan to suit your needs.”

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Available to new & existing customers
Customers with existing postpaid plans have already been informed of the upcoming introduction and have been informed of which plan they will automatically be transitioned to as the new plans will replace all older postpaid packages. “Our customers are happy to be moving to these new plans as it means more flexibility and more savings for them.” says Ivy Lambert, UTS Marketing & Communication officer. “ New customers are also welcome to sign up because these plans will appeal to anyone interested in maximum savings on their mobile costs” Lambert continues “ We especially encourage those who have been hearing about our lightning fast mobile internet and are thinking of making the switch to Chippie to do it now. Why wait to actually start getting more out of your mobile service?”

Available as of Monday, May 9th
The new plans will be available as of Monday, May 9th and the agents at the UTS stores in Philipsburg and Cole Bay are available to answer any questions on the new plans. The service center is also available for telephone inquiries at +1721 5881010 as of Monday, May 9th.”

 

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=12407

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