| 10 Feb 2010 |
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VIVA Presents the Fastest Broadband Internet in Bahrain for Free
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With Unlimited Downloads
Manama, Bahrain: VIVAVIVA
, and through its number booking campaign that starts this morning is offering its clients the fastest unlimited broadband internet on the mark of giving the public who are eagerly awaiting the launch of the company the opportunity to book their numbers which begin with 33 as of today, the tenth of February 2010.The company announced today that all those who book will be presented with the opportunity to get a free USB modem with 21.1 Mbps broadband internet, the fastest in Bahrain as they can enjoy free unlimited data downloads.
VIVAVIVA will give all those interested in obtaining individual numbers the chance to book these numbers in several ways to ease the process, everyone has an opportunity to get their special number by visiting the sales points that have been opened all over Bahrain, namely branches in Bahrain Mall, GOSI Complex & Isa Town Mall. Also, service kiosks have been opened in Al Murjan Complex in Juffair, Al Jazeera Coldstores in Zinj, Lulu Mall in Riffa, The Centre in Sanad, Jawad Dome in Budaiya and the University of Bahrain in Sakheer as well as the BBK Financial Malls in Adliya, Budaiya & Muharraq. What's more is that VIVAVIVA opened mega sales points in the most popular spots in Bahrain, which are Bahrain City Centre and the Seef Mall. Also, to make things even easier, number booking can be done comfortably through a specially designed state of the art website for booking, appropriately addressed www.33.com.bh .
Mr. Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman Al Omar, Head of the VIVAVIVA Bahrain Project, said: "The innovative programs that VIVAVIVA has put forward during the number booking period are truly exquisite, we are now celebrating the first public step to link Bahrain to our global family, and will offer an opportunity for all those interested in obtaining the most distinguished numbers which start with 33 in an atmosphere full of entertainment and enjoyment in both Bahrain City Centre and Seef Mall, where we will hold recreational activities for all age groups throughout the period of number booking. Also, all those who booked will have the chance to get into our Mega Promotion which offers amazing prizes."
Interested parties can book their choice of numbers that suit their personalities; the individual choice of unique numbers can respond to one's birthday or anniversary or it could even be one's car number plate. Everyone can get their current mobile numbers from other operators as well, but with adding a better prefix instead and starting their number with 33.
The number booking period will continue until the service launch day which will be announced soon, once services are launched, all those who booked their number of preference will be able to choose the package they desire from an exquisite range of packages that promise to provide the highest quality within the best prices along with a superior customer service experience.
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VIVAVIVA Telecoms - Bahrain:
STC Group is considered to be the leading telecommunications group in the MENA region with more than 93 million subscribers to its services worldwide through 9 countries, namely Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Kuwait, Turkey, South Africa, Lebanon and Jordan in addition to its presence in the Saudi market. The company offers the most innovative services in the industry and promises to begin operations on the Kingdom of Bahrain's most advanced telecommunications network services. The group is also a pioneer in the financial markets having acquired class (A+) classification from Standard and Poor's Agency and class (A1) Credit rating from Moody's Investor Service Agency for Credit Services. These advancements have taken the company to the top ranking position of the "Global 100" charts as the number one communications company in the Middle East while ranking at number 25 globally.
In March 2009, STC Group was able to attain the 3rd Mobile Operation license in the Kingdom of Bahrain which led to the launch of VIVAVIVA, the new telecom company in Bahrain which brings a fresh approach in Bahrain pushing towards the best customer experience, keeping its clientele engaged and informed while undertaking a strategic dedication towards the development of Bahrain's telecom infrastructure and keeping a true commitment towards the community with highly developed CSR programs & advanced transparent processes as it engages its strategy with Bahrain's 2030 Vision.
For more information, please visit www.viva.com.bh
Mr. Hussain Rasool
VIVAVIVA
Public RelationsEmail: hrasool.c@stc.com.sa
Mob: +973 33012346
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Community Comments (5)
i have been using viva broadband flash since few days and i have noticed very
low speed lowere than 2 mbps
pls advise
to be fair I owned this device for more than 6 months I can't live without it , it's not satable you won't get 21 mbit/s that's for sure but avg dl speed for me is 300-500 kb/s which is reverted into 3-5 mbit/s not 21 mbit/s :P
with 60 gb treshhold and downgrade speed to 512 kbit/s is best money for the poke in compare with other ISPs in Bahrain
I regret buying Viva, piece of false advertisements. And I got the 30BD one and I can't take it away for one whole year. I can't open any webpages and the internet does not even work so I basically paying 30bd a month for it lay on my table. They know their internet is bad so they make you buy it for 1 year.
I have had viva for a week and it is slow when it connects, which takes a while. Forget downloading movies or youtube vids. It's too slow and kicks you off often. Don't sign the contract. Try it out first for a month.
This is the actual speed of VIVA, it is REAL FAKE!!!
If ANYONE EVER got 21Mbps please PLEASE report it as Speed Limit break........
I'm now more than 2 weeks, never ever reached 2.5Mbps.
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