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Etisalat Adds More Plans to Easybusiness Package

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Etisalat Nigeria has introduced two additional plans to its Easy Business Package called Super BB and Super Data Plan.

Etisalat Nigeria Business Segment Director, Lucas Dada said the company is driven by the desire to continually grow customer loyalty through improved and innovative value offerings that help customers conduct their businesses locally and internationally at minimum cost and maximum satisfaction.

“Easy Business was introduced in 2012 as a strong value proposition for Small and Growing Businesses, offering free calls and SMS in a Closed User Group (CUG) as little as three at a competitive flat rate per month. We are driven to continue to find ways to make Easy Business the de-facto business mobile phone package for SMEs in Nigeria,”

 He went on to say, “This is why we are introducing two new plans under the easy business package. They are the Super BB and Super Data plans which come with the existing easy business premium variant bundled with a BlackBerry Complete plan and 200 MB data respectively”.

For customers already on the Easy Business premium plan, things just got better as Dada highlighted there would be no need for them to dial additional codes to enjoy BlackBerry or data services, because “this enhanced bundle not only provides the convenience of an all in one package without the hassles of remembering and dialing different activation codes but also provides the opportunity for customers to make international calls at a highly subsidized rates”.

Drawing the line between the two offerings, the Director Business Segment added that the “Super BB is a stand-alone plan with features of Easy Business premium plan which includes close user group (CUG) minutes capped at 2500 and 100 CUG SMS bundled with blackberry complete and 30 international minutes to 14 destinations. The Super Data is a combination of the Easy Business premium plan which offers CUG minutes capped at 2500 and 100 CUG SMS, bundled with 200 MB and 20 international minutes to 14 destinations.”

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