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TelEm Fiber, Sol Antilles launch Fuel the Season Campaign.

November 24, 2022

TelEm Fiber, Sol Antilles launch Fuel the Season Campaign.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  TelEm Fiber staff were on the forecourt of the Sol Antilles gas stations in Point Blanche and Sucker Garden Road Wednesday, inviting customers to sign up to join St. Maarten’s premier fiber cable network and the chance to win one year of Triple Play service and ANG 4,000 gas.

The “Fuel the Season” co-branding campaign kicked off Wednesday with Sol Antilles customers invited to apply for fiber optic connections in areas where TelEm Fiber services are available. Once signed up, they receive a whopping $50 Top-up. For the purchase of ANG 50 gas, motorists get a chance to win ...

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