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Ghana’s leading Telecommunications Company, MTN is partnering with Busy Internet, a Ghanaian internet service provider, to enable its subscribers access and browse the internet with ease and comfort at the various Busy Internet centers in Accra.
The partnership will make it possible for MTN subscribers to pay for internet browsing at Busy Internet centers using airtime credit on their mobile handsets.
MTN customers who do not want to buy the Busy Internet vouchers or who have no ready cash to pay at any of the Busy Internet centers can easily enter their MTN mobile number, e-self Care password and select a preferred bucket ranging from GHC 2.5 to GHC 10. The cost for the browsing is deducted from their MTN airtime account to their Busy Internet account. Additionally, any outstanding credits for browsing can later be used by the subscriber.
Customers using their own Laptops/Netbook/Notebooks or any Wi-Fi handsets can latch on to the Wi-Fi service at these centers and browse the internet.
Even though Busy Internet does not have a center at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA), travelers can now use the MTN Wi-Fi service powered by Busy Internet at the Airport.
Currently, the service is available in all four (4) Busy Internet centers in Accra, namely: Ring Road Central, Accra Mall, Kotoka International Airport & Tema Community 6.
The Chief Marketing Officer of MTN Ghana, Mr. George Andah said that MTN is fully committed to providing its cherished subscribers with innovations unparalleled anywhere else in the country which is why it has led and will continue to lead the country’s telecommunications industry.
The eSelf Care service, MTN Phonebook back-up service, Mobile Money service, Pay4me service, the MTN Zone, the Me2U service, are but a few of the many life-changing innovations that the company has introduced to the Ghanaian telecoms market.
About the MTN Group:
Launched in 1994, MTN is a global telecommunications group, operating in 21 countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. The countries are: Afghanistan, Benin, Botswana, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Cyprus, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Guinea Republic, Iran, Liberia, Nigeria, Republic of Congo (Congo Brazzaville), Rwanda, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, Syria, Uganda, Yemen and Zambia. The MTN Group is listed on the JSE Securities Exchange in South Africa under the share code: "MTN".
The MTN Group is a global sponsor of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ and has exclusive mobile content rights for Africa and the Middle East. Visit Credit: www.mtn.com.gh
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