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GTT Announces Exciting Fibre Promotion – Faster Fibre!

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May 10, 2024
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Guyana Telephone & Telegraph (GTT), Guyana’s largest, fastest, and most reliable network, is thrilled to unveil “Faster Fibre”, a promotion designed to reward valued customers. With GTT Fibre, customers not only experience lightning-fast internet speeds but are now also treated to exclusive rewards, including fuel, grocery, and food vouchers, alongside a chance to win one of ten 65″ TV in weekly draws ending June 30, 2024.

All customers need to do is sign up for fibre once they are in Fibre ready areas or upgrade their existing plans to higher tiers to instantly enjoy the benefits of this exciting promotion.

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GTT is pleased to announce that two lucky winners have already been chosen for this promotion. Debra DeSousa and Elizabeth Chase are now the proud recipients of brand-new 65″ TVs, courtesy of GTT.

Sharing their excitement, Debra expressed, “I am overjoyed to have won this amazing prize from GTT. Now in addition to the amazing connectivity with GTT Fibre, I can now enjoy my new smart TV.”

Similarly, Elizabeth Chase exclaimed, “Winning this TV came at the right now as I recently finished construction of my new home, I already have a place for it!”

GTT encourages all Guyanese to take advantage of this limited-time promotion by signing up for GTT Fibre and upgrading today.

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