Mr. Sola Arowogbadamu, Head of Usage and Retention, Globacom, has explained that its new data solution, Borrow Me Data, has taken a big load of worry off the chest of its teeming subscribers.
According to him, the challenge of running out of data at inconvenient places and time has been resolved once and for all with the introduction of the product.
The company added that the product will give its subscribers an edge in their business and personal lives.
He said further that Borrow Me Data would guarantee subscribers continuous instant, efficient broadband internet offered by the Glo 4G.
They will also be able to download ultra-high definition videos in seconds as well as other high intensive data applications.
Arowogbadamu said: “ a subscriber could be watching a movie on the network’s 4G LTE bundle and his data runs out but that would no longer be a problem with Borrow Me Data because with a few press of the buttons of his phone he can continue enjoying his movie without moving out the room or buying airtime.”
He explained that the subscriber can continue his fun by simply dialling *321#, and following the menu options which will guide him till he loads the real time Data credit. A
rowogbadamu said the customer will repay the Data credit when next he buys airtime.
With this facility, Globacom’s subscribers are assured of unbroken connection to the internet. WithBorrow me Data, subscribers can borrow up to 2GB of data at a particular time.
This data solution comes in useful for the ever – increasing activities of Nigerian on the net. “Nigerians are more and more depending on the internet for social connection and business and with this new product, online business transactions, academic activities, financial deals, and personal transactions are now guaranteed to be uninterrupted” Arowogbadamu explained.
“ Subscribers will always be in need of uninterrupted connectivity, that is why the company has moved to make data available for subscribers at all times” he said , adding that Borrow Me Data will help to promote business development by ensuring that subscribers stayed connected online 24/7 without the fear of being disconnected when they exhaust their data subscription. Globacom assured that Globacom customers will henceforth have of a stop-free browsing experience.
Globacom called on Nigerians to make utmost use of Borrow Me Datain their daily online endeavour, adding that Globacom will continue to unveil people–friendly packages for the benefit of its subscribers.
The facility is available to customers who have been on the Glo network for at least a month and use an average of N200 credit monthly will be able to borrow 20MB data which is valid for a day, while subscribers who want to borrow 40MB which is also valid for a day, must have been on the Glo network for at least a month and should use an average of N400 credit monthly.
Also, subscribers will qualify to borrow 125MB of data, valid for five days, once they use an average of N800 monthly and have been on the Glo network for a month.
Also available on the package are 1GB and 2GB of data which are valid for 7 and 10 days respectively.
Globacom said subscribers can have access to borrow such data if they have been on the Glo network for three months and have used an average of N1000 and N2000 a month respectively.”
Glo Says ‘Borrow Me Data’ will give Subscribers an Edge
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Mr. Sola Arowogbadamu, Head of Usage and Retention, Globacom, has explained that its new data solution, Borrow Me Data, has taken a big load of worry off the chest of its teeming subscribers.…
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