Mobistar :Mobistar's new 'animal' tariff plans are even better adapted to customer needs and cheaper

Animals FRBrussels, 16 April 2013 - One year ago, Mobistar launched simple and transparent subscriptions represented by 'animals'. By the end of 2012 more than 670,000 Mobistar subscribers had opted for the 'animal' subscription that best suits their communication needs. Mobistar will continue to build on that success and extend its 'animal' tariff plans to the prepaid card segment. Subscriber plans will also be adapted to the evolving customer needs...

Animals FRBrussels, 16 April 2013 - One year ago, Mobistar launched simple and transparent subscriptions represented by 'animals'. By the end of 2012 more than 670,000 Mobistar subscribers had opted for the 'animal' subscription that best suits their communication needs. Mobistar will continue to build on that success and extend its 'animal' tariff plans to the prepaid card segment. Subscriber plans will also be adapted to the evolving customer needs. A new major advantage: from now on, all Mobistar customers who spend 25 euros per month can make unlimited phone calls for free to 3,500,000 Mobistar customers, any time. The new mobile tariff plans are not only more comprehensive and better adapted to customer needs, they're also available at the best market conditions with no obligation to purchase multiple fixed-line products.

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