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Aircel launches external Phone Book

Aircel Cellular, one of India's leading mobile service providers, has launched Phone Book, a unique and useful external phone book service which offers subscribers unlimited memory to store their contacts' addresses. This service will be useful for all subscribers who have lots of addresses to store but the memory in their handsets is a limiting factor, and/or those who tend to lose their cell phones. 

Aircel's Pbook:

  • Helps customers store their number permanently and securely; 

  • Addresses memory constraints and loss; 

  • Use of SMS (2222) and/or Internet;

  • Cost Rs 25 per month. 

Aircel subscribers can register for this service by messaging Pbook to 2222. Unlimited phone contacts can be stored in Aircel's Phone Book. The security of individual phone books is taken care of through the individual user's password given at the time of registering for the service. The service is available at a nominal fee of Rs 25 per month. 

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Speaking on the new value-added service, K V P Baskar, CEO, Aircel Cellular, said, "Aircel's Phone Book service is a result of our deep understanding of customer's unique requirements. This service addresses the need for customers to store their numbers in a secure manner and permanently and not be worried about the limited memory space in their phone or the danger of losing contacts along with their phones." 

The company, with presence in Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Orissa, Assam, and Jammu & Kashmir, plans to expand its services to 10 new circles by the end of this year. 

R Rangaraj

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Published on Aug 7th, 2006


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