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ETECSA announces new offer for prepaid landlines

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With my prepaid account is the name of the new service offered by the Cuban Telecommunications Company (ETECSA by its Spanish acronym), which allows making national and international calls at current rates, using a personal account in convertible pesos (CUC).

With this offer the customer has a 12-digit personal account number and a PIN code of 5 numbers, that the client can change manually to provide greater security.

Luis Manuel Diaz Naranjo, director of corporate communications of ETECSA said exclusively to ACN news agency that for making calls the customer must dial 163 07 and follow the voice guide.

Through the with my prepaid account service, you can access directly the national and international lines from any landline or public housing, the official said.

The cost of calls can be controlled by a prepaid service, and users recharge the account through coupons, or directly in the ETECSA business units, for a minimum of 5.00 CUC and from the Web site www.ezetop.com, he said.

He noted that this option also allows recharge the account from $ 15 (USD).

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Regarding the life cycle of the account, the official said, the first call must be made within 30 days from the date of acquisition thereof, and have 11 months to use it.

He stressed, that after this time, there is a period of 30 calendar days in which the beneficiary can only refresh the issuing date, if he does not this expire and must be reordered.

Naranjo Diaz added that the owner of the telephone service, or any person residing in the dwelling where the equipment is installed, can apply for with my prepaid account at any ETECSA commercial unit, no activation fee, he pays only 1.00 CUC, which will remain as initial account balance

He said that for more information people should call 164, online support service , available 24 hours.

(With information from ACN News Agency)

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