Phone company offers cheap long distance calls into Nigeria

 

By TECHNOLOGY TIMES Reporter

Lagos. June 28, 2013: TelephoneNigeria.com, one of the top telecoms service providers says it has launched a new Monthly Plan, Nigeria 500 offering lower international call rates into the country.

The new plan includes 500 minutes to call both mobiles and landlines in Nigeria for a fixed amount of $19.99/month, the company said in a statement.

Under the plan, Nigeria 500 is available to everyone holding a free online account on TelephoneNigeria.com.

The ideal mix of minutes and the low rate offered at 4¢ per minute are a terrific solution for those who frequently call friends and family in Nigeria, the company adds.

According to the phone company, “the new monthly plan, created as a result of customer feedback, aims to be an affordable solution for those calling Nigeria on daily basis. TelephoneNigeria.com also offers Nigeria 1000, a monthly plan with 1000 minutes for $39.99/month at a rate of 4¢/minute. Nigeria 500 keeps the same low rate for both mobiles and landlines and offers 500 minutes at the great price of $19.99/month to meet everyone’s needs.”

TelephoneNigeria adds that the affordable service is available on a no-fee policy basis. “No connection fees, no administration or registration fees apply. Plus, anyone can open a free online account on TelephoneNigeria.com and will immediately have acess to a whole range of useful information and free features.”

Nigeria 500 addresses international customers interested in Nigeria as a calling destination on a frequent basis, the company says adding that the monthly plan is a prepaid long distance subscription designed by TelephoneNigeria.com to meet one-destination calling needs.

The 500 minutes are available for 30 days and, as an automatic service, the prepaid plan is renewed each month without the customer’s direct intervention. Customers apply for a monthly plan only once, before the first use, and then, the minutes feed plus its payment are made automatically. Customers are charged directly on their credit or debit card.