VivaCell offers better terms for "New Day" and "Poghantsum" services

July 13, 2009 - 17:21 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian mobile operator VivaCell-MTS offers new tariffs for "New Day" and "Poghantsum" services.



From now on, when prolonging the validity period through the "New Day" service, subscribers will be charged AMD 20 instead of the former AMD 30 for each extra day. And the minimum transfer amount for "Poghancum" service will hereafter comprise AMD 100 instead of the former AMD 200.
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