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Vodafone Malta Slashes Data Roaming Rates by up to 50% |
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Vodafone Malta has reduced data roaming rates by up to 50%. The new
rates stand at EUR1.75 per megabit (MB) on Vodafone preferred networks
and EUR2.50 per MB for other EU operators. The Vodafone preferred
networks consist of 69 operators in 46 different countries across the
globe. The accompanying ‘Data Roaming Notifications’ service lets users
limit their data roaming spend.
Vodafone customers are now benefiting from reductions in data roaming
rates of up to 50%. Vodafone’s data roaming rates are based at
€1.75/MB on Vodafone preferred networks and €2.50/MB for other EU
operators, making them the best value on the market. These rates are
applicable to customers on pay monthly plans.
“The demand for data services while travelling has increased rapidly”
said Alison Ellul, Data Marketing Executive, Vodafone Malta Ltd. “For
this reason, Vodafone has made hefty reductions in its data roaming
rates to enable more people to use email, web browsing, and other data
services on their smartphones as well as the Vodafone Internet Key
whilst abroad.”
The Vodafone preferred networks, consist of 69 operators in 46
different countries across the globe making it easier for Vodafone
customers to roam whilst abroad.
Vodafone is also giving its customers the chance to control spending
whilst using data services abroad through a new service called ‘Data
Roaming Notifications’. To apply, customers need to call Customer
Service on 247 from their Vodafone, or visit a Vodafone Outlet before
going abroad. This service alerts the customers when they reach their
desired spending limit on data roaming. Customers will receive two SMS
alerts, one before they reach their spending limit and another SMS when
they actually reach their limit.
Detailed information is also available on www.vodafone.com.mt.
Customers may check the website before they go abroad to find out which
are Vodafone’s preferred networks and to get more information regarding
the ‘Data Roaming Notifications’ service.
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