Glo commences ‘Reserve Your Number’ campaign

Glo Mobile Ghana Limited has commenced its ‘Reserve Your Number’ campaign aimed at providing the general public with a special interactive Glo SMS-based facility to enable customers reserve their preferred numbers on the Glo Mobile Network’s 023-3 number series.

The campaign will enable up to one million users in the country to reserve their preferred numbers on the Glo Mobile Network which marks the commencement of its activities marking the launch of the network.

George Andah, Chief Operating Officer of Glo Mobile Ghana addressing the media in Accra said: “The Reserve Your Number Campaign’ marks the first of a series of launch activities earmarked for the entry of the highly anticipated Glo Network onto the Ghana Market, adding that other exciting activities have been lined up which will culminate in a mega corporate and mass cerebration.

“In the increasingly dynamic world of business, we at Glo believe that the customer is the king. That is why we have decided to commence our launch activities with the ‘Reserve Your Number Campaign as a mark of honour to our customers and also in response to the feedback we have received from the public regarding people’s desire to acquire certain special numbers on a first request first served basis.”

He explained that the reservations will be limited to only million requests and shall be conducted on a first-request-first serve basis.

“In accordance with National Communications Authority guidelines on Number Registration, no single individual subscriber shall be permitted to reserve more than five Go Mobile numbers and the numbers will be activated upon the commencement commercial operation.”

He explained that the last three years the company had been methodically putting together everything needed to deliver world class service to customers.

“Our state-of- the art infrastructure includes over 1,600 base transceiver stations,four switches with capacity for up to 10 million lines with congestion free service, 18 Base switching centre, 800 3G Node Bs, an ultra-modern Call Centre and 25 Glo World outlets.

“The Glo Network is powered by the latest telecommunications technology in mobile data broadband and is complemented by the high-capacity Glo 1 submarine fibre-optic cable,” Mr. Andah said.

“Glo operations are backed up by a 2,900 kilometre-long network of terrestrial fibre optic ring which we successfully built across the country.

“With such a formidable technological foundation, we wish to assure customers about the quality and reliability of our network. We also believe that activating our integrated telecommunication system will generate a chain of direct and indirect employment and business opportunities throughout the country,” he remarked.