Subscribers Hail Globacom’s 35hrs Free Call Offer

Subscribers across the country have commended Globacom for the 35 hours free call offer launched by the network.
The offer which they described as the most attractive in the product category in the industry gives subscribers 35 hours of free calls when they spend up to N200 worth of credit per week. The free hours can be used to make Glo-to-Glo calls from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m. the following week.
Several Glo subscribers who spoke on the free call offer said that Glo has shown yet again that it is a caring network committed to rewarding customers for their patronage. They noted that it is a very valuable offer which has enhanced their ability to communicate with their loved ones at very affordable cost.
Mary Rose Ajakaye, a student of Lagos State University, said: “I utilize the free hours to call my mum and siblings and my other friends who are also on the Glo network. It is a very valuable offer which I will continue to use as long as it lasts, sleep or no sleep.”
Mrs. Toyin Salako, a food vendor in Ajah, Lagos, stated that: “Glo is the people’s network. Their promotions over the years have been targeted at improving the lives of the masses. I am excited with this free call promo. I can talk for free for hours on end if I manage to spend N200 in a week.”
Umoh Essiet of the Engineering faculty of University of Calabar also expressed joy at the Glo free call offer. “Being students, we find it difficult to spend heavily on recharges. But with this offer, I am assured of 35 hours of free calls the following week once I spend only N200. I am happy for this offer and I commend Glo for it. I usually set my alarm clock so I can wake up and make my calls free,” he said.
At the Anambra State University, Patricia Obiora who studies English, stated that she and her friends stay up late in order to utilize the free hours to talk to their friends and family members. “It feels so good to talk for so long without worrying about credit. It is unbelievable. Glo is wonderful,” she stated.
On his part, an Abuja-based subscriber, Braimoh David, said she looked forward to every night to talk to her fiancé who lives in Port Harcourt for free. “I usually wake up every night between the free hours to talk to my fiancé non-stop just for spending N200 in a week. It is a fantastic offer,” he stated.
For many parents, the offer is the most cost effective way of staying in touch with their children and wards that are away in schools. Their view was summarized by Mrs Mary Ede, a business woman based in Kano. “The service has made it possible for me to talk to my children every day without burning my credit that much. This enables us to be closer than ever, the distance notwithstanding,” she asserted.