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Zain debuts prepaid mobile internet in Kuwait
By Vineetha Menon on Monday, October 06, 2008
e-GO2GO offers high speed connectivity to prepaid mobile subscribers
Zain has launched a mobile internet service, e-GO2GO, for its prepaid customers in Kuwait.
Similar to Zain’s existing post-paid data services, the e-GO2GO service involves a simple plug-and-play USB device. Using this device, subscribers can enjoy high speed internet connectivity anywhere in Kuwait through their mobile phone, but with the added feature of cost control that a prepaid account offers.
"To use the service, customers simply need to buy the device, insert a Zain Eezee SIM card and top up their credit with Zain Eezee recharge cards. This allows customers full control over their telecom bills," Zain Kuwait chief operations officer, Khaled Al-Omar explained.
Zain stated that the company’s latest product is part of its commitment to offer unlimited data transfer and internet connection services to all its customers.
Similar to Zain’s existing post-paid data services, the e-GO2GO service involves a simple plug-and-play USB device. Using this device, subscribers can enjoy high speed internet connectivity anywhere in Kuwait through their mobile phone, but with the added feature of cost control that a prepaid account offers.
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Zain stated that the company’s latest product is part of its commitment to offer unlimited data transfer and internet connection services to all its customers.
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