Subscribers benefit from Glo 'Twin Bash'
GLO Mobile is offering its subscribers 600 per cent value for every data recharge made on the network with the launch of a new product called Twin Bash. The product enables subscribers to purchase data bundles directly with a recharge voucher and enjoy enormous benefits.
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According to the network, the product is aimed at rewarding subscribers for choosing and staying with the network.
Novelty
The Head of Business at Glo Mobile, Mr Augustine Mamuro, announced this in Accra and described the product as “an exciting novelty in Ghana, as subscribers will enjoy an innovation which no other network is currently offering.”
“Glo is giving free voice bonuses along with data bundles. As of today, no other operator in Ghana is giving free voice bonus in addition to data bundle,” Mr Mamuro said.
Describing how it works, Mr Mamuro said once subscribers recharged their lines by dialling *127*PIN#, they would get instant 200 per cent data bundle value. In addition, they would get 100 per cent bonus airtime that could be used to make calls to any number in Ghana. They would also get the 300 per cent bonus to call 10 Family & friends numbers on the Glo network. These benefits are capped with an additional 100 per cent data gift that the subscriber can give out to anyone on the Glo network.
“Before now, subscribers could only purchase data bundles by first loading airtime onto their lines and then sending a code to activate the data package of their choice. But now with Twin Bash, a customer has the option of purchasing data bundles of their choice directly with a corresponding recharge voucher, and they will at the same time be credited with bonus airtime for making calls. All the subscriber needs to do is to buy a recharge card and load the data by dialling *127*PIN # to enjoy Twin Bash benefits”, said Mr Mamuro.
The voice bonus, he added, can be used to call any network in Ghana and calls will be charged on per second basis.
Mr Mamuro said the “company is investing enormous resources on its network upgrade to guarantee significant improvement in the quality of voice and data service.”
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