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UTS introduces SMS Bill –Check.

May 23, 2016

UTS introduces SMS Bill –Check.
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New plans, new possibilities

PHILIPSBURG:--- With the introduction of UTS’ new mobile postpaid packages and all of the great features that already come with them, UTS announces the availability of another new feature that is now available to all existing postpaid customers: SMS bill-check. With this feature customers can send a SMS to receive their current bill balance in real-time.

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The feature is available through free short code number 1122. All UTS postpaid clients can SMS their CONTRACT NUMBER to 1122 to get an indication of what their current outstanding is. Using this feature, a customer can check their current balance/outstanding on their bill at any time during the month. This system can be used on any Chippie-land territory, at any time. This allows a customer to monitor their total charges and keep their mobile expenses in check.
“Our new postpaid bundle subscriptions allow customers complete control over their mobile expenses.” Says UTS Marketing & Communication Officer. “The customer can choose the plan that best suits their needs by selecting a bundle with the right combo of minutes, SMS and data. As they go along, they can also monitor how much of their bundle minutes, SMS and data they have used by simply sending an SMS. They can SMS keyword BUNDLE VAL to 5454 anytime to check this. Extra bundle minutes, SMS or data can be added as well, while the client knows up front exactly what this will cost. Now the SMS bill-check feature will go even further and consolidate the fees of your selected bundle package, extra bundle minutes, SMS or data and also add any other charges such as international calls and roaming charges. No more sticker-shock when your bill arrives because you can monitor and control your expenses every step of the way. This complete transparency has been met with great enthusiasm and we’re signing up new customers every day. Anyone interested in more information on our new plans can visit our stores or contact our Service Center at +17215881010, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. //<!-- document.getElementById('cloak99457').innerHTML = ''; var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; var addy99457 = 'infosxm' + '@'; addy99457 = addy99457 + 'uts' + '.' + 'sx'; var addy_text99457 = 'infosxm' + '@' + 'uts' + '.' + 'sx'; document.getElementById('cloak99457').innerHTML += ''+addy_text99457+''; //--> or at ChippieSXM on Facebook. Our team is ready to assist and provide all the necessary information on how easy it is to sign up for our new postpaid subscriptions” Lambert continues.

UTS introduces SMS Bill –Check.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=14026

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