Batelco, the Kingdom’s leading mobile operator has announced the launch of the new Freetime 2000 package for its mobile phone customers.
The new package will replace Batelco’s Freetime 1000 and 2000 packages and deliver a very competitive and enhanced product at a competitive price, said a company statement.
The new freetime 2000 Package offers 2000 free minutes, which can be used for either voice and/or video calls without any additional cost and additionally 100 free SMS and/or MMS.
Customers can register to this new pakage for free and they will also get Free video mail service. The package is the ideal choice for high volume customers and for 'O' services subscribers.
Batelco’s O ‘portfolio’ includes a mobile portal with a wide range of exciting content.
The mobile portal transforms the mobile handset into a true multimedia and entertainment device and gives Batelco customers access to a whole new world of news, information & entertainment services on their mobile phone, starting from free news, breaking news, sports, IT news and International news, it added.
The O-Mobile portal also features a large selection of personalised content including the latest high quality MP3 Tones, Truetones, Wallpapers, Animations and Themes plus the latest Arabic, English and Bollywood songs.
Additionally, a fantastic range of videos and games are available for download plus SMS & MMS alerts on an extensive list of topics.
The O-portal also offers a Freezone where customers can download content free of charge. The O-portal which comes both in Arabic and English has been designed to be user friendly and offer an optimum experience for users.
“Batelco’s O service is not just about technology: it opens up a whole new world to enhance our customers’ lifestyles,” said Batelco Corporate Affairs general manager Ahmed Al Janahi.
“The new Freetime2000 package will allow our customers to tap into the exciting world of our O Services while offering great value for money. Batelco regularly adds new and innovative services to ensure that customers’ expectations are met,” he added.-TradeArabia News Service