VIVA launches special prepaid plan for youth

Press release

Published April 24th, 2012 - 07:37 GMT

Al Bawaba

VIVA, Kuwait’s newest and most advanced mobile telecommunications service provider, today introduced an exclusive prepaid plan which targets the youth, allowing them to enjoy VIVA’s latest telecom services at affordable prices.

VIVA’s youth prepaid plan is specifically aimed at university and college students aged 16 - 24 years old. The plan offers special monthly rates to allow all the young users to enjoy maximum calls and internet usage without worrying about the cost. Once they subscribe to VIVA’s BlackBerry and Surf On services, customers will be able to enjoy 50% bonus, as well as being able to access devices catered to this plan like Apple’s iPhone 4s 16GB and RIM’s BlackBerry 9790.

BlackBerry smartphone users can enjoy the BlackBerry services at KD7 a month, and enjoy a bonus of KD3.500 valid for 15 days from the date of signing up. VIVA’s Surf On package costs KD18, along with a bonus of KD9 valid for 15 days from the date the new customer registers.

VIVA continuously seeks to understand the needs of the younger generation and recognize that they have a passion to stay connected while at the same time having tighter budgets for telecom use. The new prepaid youth plan is a treat for the younger users, since it is designed to be both convenient and affordable for prepaid customers who are using either a BlackBerry device or a smartphone device to surf the internet.

Background Information

Viva

Kuwait Telecommunications Company (VIVA) is Kuwaiti Shareholding Company incorporated pursuant to Amiri Decree No. 187 on 22 July 2008 to operate and manage the third GSM mobile network in Kuwait as per Law no. 2 of 2007. Accordingly, VIVA was launched in December 2008 and was listed on Kuwait Stock Exchange during December 2014.

VIVA is the newest, most advanced mobile telecommunications service provider in the country. VIVA has rapidly established itself in the market through its customer and employee-centric approach.