Groundbreaking package for pre-paid customers

FOR the first time in Namibia, leo allows its customers to call and sms across all networks, in a never before seen package, with the newly launched leo50 package. leo has taken the Namibian mobile telecommunications market by storm by offering clients the lowest pre-paid and post-paid tariffs.

It is goes without saying that leo is not going to allow 2010 to start, without making sure that their clients benefit from the lowest prices – ever. From 03 February leo pre-paid clients can enjoy another unique package of 50 free nationwide minutes, 100 free nationwide sms’ and 50MB’s free data across all networks in the country – and it is really easy with no hidden registration costs.

Chris Keeping, Chief Operational Officer of leo says: “leo is here to ensure that our clients benefit from affordable rates and special packages. There are no hidden registration costs and our network can support all the special deals that we promote. This is groundbreaking for the industry and for Namibia, but watch the media during the next few weeks – there is more to come.”

There are 11 leo shops and more than 2 000 distributors throughout Namibia, where customers can recharge their airtime and purchase great offer telephones.

The 24 hour call centre operators are also waiting for your call on 085 120.

How it works:
 
• leo pre-paid clients recharge with N$50,00 (excl VAT) every 30 days

• Then sms *320*1# to register

• Registration is free

• You can now enjoy all the package benefits

• When the special offer benefits are used clients will automatically revert to the special 99c per minute rate and standard sms rates, until the next 30 day cycle when another N$50,00 (excl VAT) recharge and registration must take place

• PLUS if you talk for more than 3 minutes during the day, you get the night for free. leo clients can now enjoy this first-ever across all network offer, which ensures that they can stay in touch with their friends and family without paying additional interconnect fees.