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Deltagram launches phonemail card
By Our Corporate Reporter
CHENNAI, MAY 12. Deltagram, the Chennai based satellite messaging
company, has announced the launch of its pre-paid phonemail card
`Hello'.
The cards will be made available at all Deltagram collection
centres, select departmental stores and other retail outlets and
are priced at Rs. 10. A reply card costs Rs. 15. With a card, the
user can call up Deltagram on toll free numbers printed on the
card to send a message to any one select centres all over the
country.
Mr. R. Kothandaraman, Managing Director, told presspersons here
recently that the user-friendly product would enable one to send
a message, not exceeding 60 words, by contacting the central
office through the toll free number.
The user will have to give the pin number and passward embedded
in the card. The central office in turn will pass on the message
through its hubs (v-sats) to its strategically located centres in
different towns. The franchisees in these towns will convey the
message to the party concerned through telephone or by personal
delivery. The company has about 56 hubs (v-sats), 250 town
centres and about 5,000 collection centres throughout the
country. The number of franchisees will go up to 1,000 and
collection centres to 30,000 by the end of this year. The company
plans to have a tie-up with Pagelink belonging to Himachal
Futuristic for phone to pager service, Mr. Kothandaraman said.
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