Bakcell, The First Mobile Operator and Leading Mobile Internet Provider of Azerbaijan is delighted to announce that it is offering free access to Facebook for all existing and new subscribers on all prepaid tariffs.
From now on with free access to Facebook Bakcell subscriberswill be able toread, comment, like and share friends’ comments, upload pictures, watch and share video within Facebook application also chat, send file, picture via FB Messenger at no extra cost.
To join this campaign, Bakcell subscribers need to dial *515#1#YES and start to benefit from FREE Facebook for 6 months. Subscription to this offer is free as well.
Upon subscription, the subscribers will have right away 7 days Facebook for free. After those 7 days subscribers just need to make top-up for prolongation of Free Facebook usage.
Weekly top-up of minimum 3 AZN (one-time) grants subscriber with 7 days and monthly 8 AZN (one-time) or more top-up prolongs free Facebook usage for 30 days.
Regional offer for Free Facebook on DogmaCIN subscribers, which was launched earlier this year, have the same conditions as before. To use free facebook for 1 week, 2 AZN top-up is required; to use Free Facebook for 1 month min 5AZN top-up is required.
Visiting all pages out of Facebook application, voice and video calls via Facebook Messenger will be charged according to customer’s current tariff or deducted from customer’s existing Internet bundle.
The offer is valid for Bakcell prepaid subscribers only.
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About Bakcell
Bakcell, The First Mobile Operator and the Leading Mobile Internet Provider of Azerbaijan, offers a variety of products for modern mobile communications customers. Bakcell provides class leading 3G and 4G mobile internet experience in the country under the Sür@ brand name.
With more than 5300 base stations Bakcell’s network covers more than 99% of the population and 93% of the land area of the country (excluding occupied territories). Bakcell is a leader in innovation and it focuses on bringing the best of the mobile internet to Azerbaijanis through new partnerships and its Sür@ services. Bakcell 3G service is available in all regions of Azerbaijan and covers 93% of population.
For more information about Bakcell products and services, please visit www.bakcell.com or call 555.For press releases please see www.bakcell.com/az/news (or www.bakcell.com/en/news for press releases in English).
If you are not a Bakcell subscriber, but wish to find out about Bakcell and its services, please call 055 000 05 55
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