GP cuts tariffs up to 60pc
GP cuts tariffs up to 60pc
GrameenPhone Ltd, the leading mobile phone operator, has reduced its existing tariffs ranging from 20 percent to 60 percent effective from tomorrow.The GP pre-paid call tariff has been reduced from Tk 6/min to Tk 4.4/min when calling other GP subscribers, and to Tk 4.8/min when calling subscribers of other mobile networks, announced GrameenPhone Managing Director Erik Aas at a press conference in Dhaka yesterday. Aas said all existing and new djuce subscribers will enjoy a reduced flat tariff of Tk 4.65/min (Tk 1.55/pulse) for calling any mobile number. The djuice subscribers will also enjoy the U&I feature (Tk 1/pulse) and the current promotion of extended off-peak hour from 10pm to 6am at a reduced rate of Tk 0.66/pulse. He said significant reduction has also been made for all post-paid products of GP. The incoming call charge for receiving calls from BTTB phones will be free for the first five minutes and Tk 1/min subsequently. GP National tariff for calling any other mobile has been reduced to Tk 4/ Tk 3 (peak/off-peak). Moreover, for GP Regular and GP National subscribers, a super off-peak hour tariff of Tk 1/pulse from 1pm to 8am for calling any other mobile has been introduced, resulting in a reduction of up to 60 percent in tariffs. Aas said GP has also reduced its bundled products' tariff after free minutes the tariff has been reduced to a flat Tk3/min for AnyTime 500 & Tk.2.5/min for AnyTime 1600 for calling any other mobiles. SMS charges for both pre-paid and post-paid have been reduced to Tk 1.5 per SMS. For GP Regular and GP-National, the company has also introduced lower SMS tariff for Friends and Family number at only Tk. 1 per SMS. Syed Yamin Bakht, general manger (information), and Kafil HS Muyeed, director (marketing) of GP, were also present at the press briefing.
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