XPress launches its first 'Press and Win'

Held in cooperation with Sawt Al Ghad radio station, an event that came with many opportunities for XPress subscribers and the general public to win valuable prizes and have fun and at the same time the competition is meant to increase their knowledge of the company and the many services it offers.

Every morning starting at 10:30 am and from the beginning of June and until the end of this year, participants will be granted the opportunity to respond to questions about XPress, its services and its offers live on the air and through the Sawt Al Ghad radio station.
In the spirit of the celebratory nature that this occasion yields, one lucky raffle winner will be announced daily. The lucky winner will take home with him two brand new XPress handsets and two free XPress Telecom prepaid subscriptions. These prizes are available everyday, and the chances to win increase with each correct response given by participants.

"Our customers are our guiding force to success, and this is why we strive to create for them more than just a communication experience" said XPress's Chief Marketing Officer Mr. Ashraf Samawi.

"At XPress Telecom we strive to make our subscribers' experience fun, and the opportunity to win awards always adds excitement to one's day. We hope that through XPress Telecom and through this competition in particular, members of the Jordanian community may begin to understand the value gained from our cost effective, convenient, and innovative communication services. We strive to ensure that our services respond to the day to day needs of individuals, as well as the needs of the Jordanian market at large" Samawi added.

Mr. Samawi went on to say that the competition will test subscribers' knowledge: " This competition will serve in giving us, at XPress an indication of how much the Jordanian community really knows about what we have to offer, for the competition will include questions about XPress's PTT services, its offers, its history since it was first introduced into the Jordanian market in 2004, and its communication services." He said.