Vodafone has announced hassle-free services to
their customers moving from one state to another. All postpaid users
will continue to avail of the same benefits of their earlier connection,
even if they move to a new state, as per a report by The Economic Times.
This will negate the worries of all those who're moving into a newer
state, as now they wouldn’t have to give up their plan that they are
accustomed to, and make a seamless move to other state with the services
intact. The customized service by Vodafone enables their customers
moving to another state to keep the same bill plan, credit limit,
billing itinerary and other factors, too.
This is how we plan to retain customers..
“Customers who were enjoying special privileges like higher
credit limits, billing details, etc. in their older location need to
establish their credentials in their new location," said Sanjoy
Mukerji, Vodafone India's Chief Commercial Officer. Such customers may
find it difficult to search for the right plan on moving to newer
states, and this service would completely come to the rescue of all
those facing such a problem. Vodafone also simplifies how you go about
this plan. All one needs to do is write to the telcos about the region
they are relocating to and the company’s customer relation manager will
disclose it to the team in the new relocation area, which will get in
touch with the customer as he moves into the new region.
On collecting the necessary identity proof, Vodafone executives will allocate a new number, retain credit limit and also change the billing address. While mobile number portability is a convenient way to retain the number by changing service provider, it isn’t said to be applicable while moving to a new state. Moreover, this may help Vodafone retain its customers, looking into how stiff the mobile telecom war has been getting. Moreover, with Airtel being the first 4G service provider, 3G foothold may just get stronger.
On collecting the necessary identity proof, Vodafone executives will allocate a new number, retain credit limit and also change the billing address. While mobile number portability is a convenient way to retain the number by changing service provider, it isn’t said to be applicable while moving to a new state. Moreover, this may help Vodafone retain its customers, looking into how stiff the mobile telecom war has been getting. Moreover, with Airtel being the first 4G service provider, 3G foothold may just get stronger.