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GTT launches new Data Plans for Christmas

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December 6, 2022
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By Bradley Downer

Customers of the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT) are foreseen to benefit from a variety of new, unlimited Social bundles which will give customers up to 20GB of data and unlimited talk and text on the highest offers.

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GTT customers can choose between a 1-day, 3-day, 7-day, or 30-day unlimited bundle to enjoy and access a new surfeit of data plans that provide an unlimited browsing and messaging experience across the widest range of apps ever included in an unlimited social plan in Guyana.

 

Richard Stanton, Mobile Chief Operations Officer explained that earlier this year, the company pushed to get all eligible customers on GTT’s 4G LTE network through a series of SIM-swap and handset upgrades.

 

“So, we’ve improved coverage and speed and are continuing to deliver the best value for money in the market with our data plans and bundles. Today marks the beginning of a thrilling mobile journey with GTT, built and aided by a team of Guyanese for Guyanese and everyone living in Guyana,”

He noted too that customers desirous of using mobile handsets with eSIM technology will be able to do so on the GTT network by Christmas.

In the coming months, GTT will be disclosing another bundle of unlimited plans, this time for postpaid and business customers.

 

 

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