In keeping with its commitment to provide top-class telecommunication
experience, Nigeria’s most Innovative Telecommunications Company,
Etisalat has announced new benefits on its leading family product,
EasyStarter.
On the EasyStarter package, customers can now register five ‘You & Me’
numbers and stay connected to more members of their community of
family and friends. Customers on the ‘You & Me’ platform get free
N300 airtime to call any of the 5 ‘You & Me’ numbers for every N200
they recharge weekly. In addition, Etisalat is offering free 10MB of
data weekly on recharges of ₦100 and above on the EasyStarter package.
The new EasyStarter package also offers unlimited connection to 2go,
Whatsapp, WeChat, Facebook and BlackBerry for only N150 weekly.
Speaking on the improved offer, the Director, Consumer Segment,
Etisalat Nigeria, Wole Rawa, explained that EasyStarter is repackaged
to give more value to customers, with which they can connect more with
their families and friends.
“As a network that prides itself with meeting the communication needs
of its esteemed customers, we have improved our family-oriented
EasyStarter package to help our customers keep aglow the bond of unity
among their family members and community of friends and colleagues.
Our customers on EasyStarter can now enjoy more services for less;
simply dial 200 and press 1 or dial *244*2# to activate EasyStarter
and then dial *233*1*etisalatnumber# to register each of your 5
special You & Me numbers”, he said.
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