Former Windward Islands cricketer Liam Sebastian is applauding telecoms provider Flow for the enhancements made to its ‘Always On’ prepaid mobile plans.
The updated plans, which were launched in late February, give customers more bang for their buck with unlimited talk time and up to 50% more data for prepaid subscribers. The revamped plans also feature significantly more value with data allotments ranging from 1GB to 50GBs, along with the free use of SWIFT Messaging.
Liam Sebastian, who is well known for his cricketing skills locally and regionally, has always selected the 30-day prepaid combo plan and he was excited on launch day when the news hit the airwaves and social media that customers were about to enjoy significantly more value and savings.
“I’m a heavy data user, so I couldn’t be happier when I heard that the data in my plan was doubling, along with a 25% reduction in price” he said.
There’s a plan for everyone with one, three, seven and thirty-day allotments offering great value and providing customers with the flexibility that they need in deciding which plan best suits their lifestyle and needs.
“I mix it up – sometimes I activate the 7-day plan and sometimes, I do the 30-day. This is the type of flexibility that I enjoy from Flow,” said Ashfred Norris, a climate change youth advocate and Chairman of the General Assembly of the National Youth Council of Dominica.
As a youth advocate, Norris says he needs to be connected all the time and says he welcomes the new addition of regional and international minutes to the plans that he regularly activates. Norris is also a huge fan of SWIFT which allows him free messaging using Snapchat, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
The new, value-packed plans include unlimited Flow minutes, local regional and international minutes, unlimited social messaging, unlimited text messaging and up to 50% more data for customers to enjoy as desired.
My father used to say to us: “Dominica is a place and the half”. Only yesterday on DBS morning news, there was an item that stated, among other things, that FLOW had been asked to stop forcing customers to purchase plans they did not want or requested since it was against the agreement signed with the NTRC and that ECTEL had been informed of those complaints.
FLOW’s response? Issue a press release saying that it’s customers were “happy with the services offered”.🤗🙄🤔😡🤭.
Draw your own conclusions!
HOTEP!