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XPress Telecom reduces calling rates to Lebanon

Jordan: Tuesday, August 08 - 2006 at 13:25
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XPress Telecommunications is now offering its subscribers the opportunity to contact relatives and loved ones in war-ridden Lebanon at a reduced fixed calling rate of 150 fils per minute, day and night.

This initiative stems directly from XPress's strong sense of social responsibility to support fellow citizens in their times of need. This new rate grants XPress subscribers in Jordan the opportunity to remain in contact with relatives and loved ones in Lebanon during the hard times that Lebanon is currently facing.

When asked to comment on this new and generous gesture from XPress, Mr. Ashraf Samawi, XPress Chief Marketing Officer, said,

"In this difficult time, it is our duty to support the Lebanese people. This offer extends from August 1st to August 31st, and through it we only hope to bring our subscribers a sense of calmness as they maintain ongoing contact with relatives and loved ones who are currently stuck in the war zone. As always, we strive to introduce unique and convenient services that respond to the demands of times, and more importantly we see ourselves as an entity that promptly responds to the needs of members of our community in general."

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For more details, please contact:
TRACCS Jordan
Tel: (+962) 6 5924114
Fax: (+962) 6 5924334

Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
Tuesday, August 08 - 2006 at 13:25 UAE local time (GMT+4)

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This article was updated on Mon Oct 02 2006.

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XPress Telecom reduces calling rates to Lebanon

XPress Telecommunications is now offering its subscribers the opportunity to contact relatives and loved ones in war-ridden Lebanon at a reduced fixed calling rate of 150 fils per minute, day and night.

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