The leading mobile operator in Azerbaijan, LLC Azercell Telecom offers discounts to users of the mobile Internet .
According to a press release, the Company's subscribers can now use the network on more favorable terms. So, starting from November 19 to acquire a package of 1 GB, subscribers will have to pay AZN 6 instead of AZN 10.
The company also introduced new and more favorable date packages. Internet users will be able to book a package to 3GB for 12 9GB to 18GB for 18 and 24 manat. In addition, the rate of Teleber Birliyi provides its subscribers with an additional 20 % discount on all new date packages.
Duration of the use of the Internet for Postpaid subscribers is one invoicing period, and for subscribers of SimSim it is 30 days. To take advantage of Internet packets, the subscriber needs to send the keyword to 2525.
| Internet package | Keyword | Package price |
| 30 MB | 30 | 1 AZN |
| 100 MB | 100 | 2 AZN |
| 300 MB | 300 | 3 AZN |
| 1 GB | 1000 | 6 AZN |
| 3 GB | 3000 | 12 AZN |
| 9 GB | 9000 | 18 AZN |
| 18 GB | 18000 | 24 AZN |
For more information, please visit news@mcs.az. - 17D-
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