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Fastlink launches the largest rewards program for subscribers in cooperation with e-Points
- Jordan: Wednesday, August 24 - 2005 at 15:38
- PRESS RELEASE
Fastlink has launched today a new program in cooperation with e-points which enables subscribers to gain points that could be exchanged with Fastlink services and other rewards.
The new program enables Fastlink's individual monthly subscribers of (Kareeb and Kalam) to make use of the rewards program.
Fastlink customers can accumulate points through using e-Point cards. The points would be added up in their favour on their total monthly bills and to the amount of purchases they do for themselves and for their families at the retailers nationwide.
Fastlink's CEO Mohammad Saqer said "Fastlink launched the program as part of the company's interest to provide the best services for its clients with an added value. It is a way to thank and show appreciation for our clients, whose continuous support for their company motivated us to achieve more growth and success."
E-points is based on a system of points that are added up in favor of the subscribers' total monthly mobile bills, in addition to the points earned each time the subscribers make purchases from any of the e-points network merchants.
Subscribers to the Kareeb and Kalam programs will be able to register in order to receive membership cards that will allow them to make use of an array of privileges that are offered through this program.
Cardholders can exchange points in order to pay for their mobile bills and receive services with an added value and mobile sets as well. The accumulated points can be redeemed for the product e at any merchant in the e-points network.
E-Points Manager Mr. Marwan Sa'eed said "the step aims to increase the number of card holders who can make use of this program."
Cardholders can accumulate points and make use of the large E-points network across the kingdom. Also, they can enhance the commercial transactions for this large e-points net work," he added.
Every JD 1 subscribers spend on their monthly bill is rewarded with e-points. Accumulating points is not only limited to local calls, but also to other mobile services such as SMS and MMS and WAP.
Fastlink, which celebrate its tenth anniversary, has adopted an ambitious strategy based on providing novel and state of the art-services and solutions in the Kingdom and the region.
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About FastlinkJordan Mobile Telephone Services Company Ltd. "Fastlink", founded in 1995, was the first operator to introduce mobile phone services into Jordan. In just a few years, the company earned its reputation as the most progressive telecom operator in the region in terms of competitiveness and readiness to adopt new technologies and deploy cutting-edge services. Since its inception, Fastlink has tallied subscriber growth at an exponential rate, with the number of users currently exceeding 1,500 million subscribers. Through more than 1,700 cell sites, Fastlink covers the entire populated area of the Kingdom. In January 2003, Mobile Telecommunications Company K.S.C. (MTC) acquired Fastlink in what was considered the largest single acquisition in the Middle East area, and the largest private sector investment in Jordan.
For More information, please contact:
Fastlink- Ms. Suha Halaseh
Tel: 00962 6 5828100 Ext: 2016
Fax: 00962 6 5817077
MTC Group
Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) was founded in 1983 and today is one of the largest mobile operators in the Middle East and Africa, with more than 9.5 million customers in Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and 13 countries in Africa. MTC is listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange.
In September 2002, MTC entered into a Partner Network Agreement with Vodafone, the world's leading mobile community, in Kuwait creating MTC Vodafone Kuwait. In 2003 MTC continued its expansion with the acquisition of 96.4% of Fastlink in Jordan.
MTC's aspiration did not slow down and in 2003 MTC-Vodafone Bahrain was launched with the first 3G/EDGE nationwide network in the world. In 2004 the MTC Atheer service was launched in Southern Iraq, and today covers Baghdad as well.
2004 also witnessed the government of Lebanon handing over the management of one of two mobile networks (Mic2) to the MTC Group, which is known now as mtc touch.
Most recently in March of 2005 MTC acquired Celtel International, a Duch communications network company with major interests in 13 Sub-Saharan African countries, in one of the biggest telecom deals in the Middle East and Africa worth $ 3.36 billion.
MTC Group now operates in 18 countries. With this deal MTC Group has completed its first phase of its 3x3x3 strategy which entails becoming a global operator with more than 15 million customers by 2011. MTC will continue to expand internationally through acquisitions, partnerships and green-field opportunities.
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