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MTC removes limit on Aweh subscriptions

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MTC has scrapped the limit on the number of concurrent prepaid Aweh subscriptions customers can hold. The restriction previously allowed only three active packages.

MTC General Manager for Products Solutions, Andreas Gustav, said the change followed customer demand and market analysis.

 “The removal of the aweh subscription limitations was a result of having listened to the customers who demanded freedom of flexibility and seamless convenience, and from analysing market trends,” he said.

“This is a revamped aweh journey where our prepaid customers can now subscribe to as many Aweh packages as they want – giving them control. You are no longer limited to just three renewals and having to wait for the active subscriptions to expire. You can subscribe to as many Awehs as you want,” Gustav added.

He said the move gives customers greater control over voice, data and bundled offers. “The importance of this rapid product enhancement cannot be overstated. For consumers, it translates into greater flexibility, convenience, and control over how they stay connected,” Gustav noted.

He added that MTC would introduce more affordable and innovative products in the coming months.

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