The people of Fiji will now have a bigger range of mobile phones and services to choose from with the launch of a new mobile phone reseller service.
INKK Mobile was launched last night by the Interim Minister for Commerce and Communications, Taito Waradi.
Waradi said with the launch of the INKK mobile prepay reseller service, there is more competition and other choices available for consumers.
INKK Chief Executive Paul O'Neile said one of INKK's attractive offers is the fact that they will be introducing per second billing, instead of pre-pay customers being charged in 30 second blocks or units which means pre-pay customers will now be charged one cent per second.
O'Neile adds that INKK will also offer half cent per second mobile to mobile calls during off-peak times and free voicemail retrieval.
With the slogan "It's about time" and " Wananavu", O'Neile said its about time the people of Fiji have other choices.
Mobile phone reseller services launched
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