Mobile Phone Companies of Greece - On Telecoms, Wind Hellas, Cosmote, Q-Telecom, Vodafone Greece, Frog Mobile (Paperback)

Chapters: On Telecoms, Wind Hellas, Cosmote, Q-Telecom, Vodafone Greece, Frog Mobile. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 33. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: On Telecoms is a Greek telecommunications company offering triple play services mainly in Athens through Local Loop Unbundling. On Telecoms is reportedly expected to launch services also in the city of Larissa (where it is the main sponsor of the local football team Larissa F.C.) and later in Thessaloniki. Although a new entrant in the Greek telecom market, funded and managed by Greek and Italian telecom specialists, by entering into the market when LLU started to become popular, On Telecoms managed to become one of the top 5 Greek private companies in number of subscribers (as of January 2008). On Telecoms offers residential and businesses packages and is currently one of the two Greek companies (together with Vivodi) offering cable (IPTV) television in Greece. On Telecoms offers three residential subscription plans: For applications up to 31 March 2008, On Telecoms offers all the above packages for 27/month and upgrades them all for free to the "All in one" package until 31 December 2008. Activation fee: 65 for existing lines transferring from OTE or another provider (with or without number portability, 95 for new lines. Present On Telecoms subscribers can invite a friend to sign-up for the service. If they do join then both users (old and new) get one month of free service. Free equipment provided on lease (must be returned upon disconnection). 12-month commitment. Disconnection fee equal to the remaining monthly installments until the end of the 12-month period. A second line through VoIP is offered with 12/month. Calls made from the second line to Greek fixed phones and ON15 destinations are not free but are charged at 0,09/cal...http: //booksllc.net/?id=1537823