Ok people … This offer beats everything on the market.
COSMOTE Romania introduces a revolutionary offer on the Romanian market: 2000 on-net monthly minutes for just €3 per month for Cartela COSMOTE, the first extra option for with talk time included to all COSMOTE numbers. This innovative offer allows both existing and new Cartela COSMOTE users to talk up to 2000 minutes (over 33 hours of airtime) per month for a whole year beginning with the activation date within the COSMOTE network for the lowest monthly charge of €3. Thanks to COSMOTE’s innovative offer, mobile users can enjoy a unique voice-based extra option for the first time in the Romanian market.
How to take advantage of the revolutionary 2000 minutes extra option:
Step 1: Acquire a Cartela COSMOTE between 2 and 31 March, 2006, from any of our 9.000 points of sale nationwide, including Germanos, Romtelecom and own COSMOTE shops
Step 2: Activate the 2000 minutes extra option by sending a blank SMS or by calling ‘2000’ (€3 will be automatically charged) between 2 and 31 March, 2006
Step 3: Talk for up to 2000 minutes (over 33 hours) per month with any COSMOTE number any time during the day or night. The 2000 minutes extra option will be automatically activated every month for just €3 during the next 12 months.
The 2000 minute per month extra option is a unique offer on the prepaid market and a powerful complementary tool in addition to the existing COSMOTE SMS extra-option of €1.5 for 100 SMS messages monthly.
3 comments
George says:
Mar 3, 2006
Step 4: Find another person who has a Cosmote prepaid card to talk to.
Cristi says:
Mar 3, 2006
It was the same when Connex launched Kamarad Prepay Card with 0.01 USD/minute if you was calling in Connex. That time most of Romanians were ussing Dialog (Orange). Now COSMOTE is trying the same thing …and I think the offer is quite catchy.
boyarul says:
Apr 17, 2006
Cosmote Romanie DOES NOT rock after all..
Looking back now, I just realize that the stinky Cosmote campain was just for gaining some pre-paid fans…
That’s too bad, because the quality of their GSM service needs to be at higher standrds.