Kasapa Marks 3rd Birthday
2006-02-28 06:05:56 | Viewed 976 times
Accra - Ghana. Kasapa was three years old in January 2006, and marked the occasion on 1st February by giving every Kasapa customer double the amount of 'Kasapa Dash' to which they would otherwise have been entitled.
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Mr. Clement Asante, Kasapa's Marketing Manager, explained, "Kasapa thanks its loyal customers every month with Kasapa Dash. Every customer who has made at least 100 minutes of calls or received at least 100 minutes of calls in a month is dashed ¢100 for each minute on the first day of the next month. So we pay our customers for making and receiving calls, and all customers are eligible". |
He continued, "It has been an exciting three years for all of us, and we are so grateful that Ghana has embraced the Kasapa approach to customer relations -openness, fairness, honesty- that we thought it appropriate to have our customers celebrate our birthday too.
Of course, everyone is very pleased with the results of our conversion to CDMA digital last September, and looking forward eagerly to our dramatic expansion to all ten regions of Ghana.
Despite some unavoidable delays, we are happy to report that construction work is already underway in seven regions."
Kasapa customers in Accra, Tema, Kumasi, and Koforidua are already enjoying Kasapa's unique features such as no monthly fee, no activation fee, low per-second call prices, no expiration of credits in their accounts, no expiration of top-up cards, free calls to other Kasapa customers every night and all day Sunday, and the ability to keep receiving calls for as long as they wish, regardless of their top-up history. Stylish Kasapa phones are on sale for prices starting from as low as ¢299,000.
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