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Fill up a subscriber application form available
at any of our offices.
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Provide 2 copies of color passport sized photograph of authorized
signatory.
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Photocopy of “Certificate of Registration” (in
case of business).
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Photocopy of “Certificate of Incorporation” (in
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Attach a copy of International passport or Driving license
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Letter of application. (On company letterhead, in case of
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MULTI-LINKS CDMA phone subscribers can subscribe to Data
Service, which is, subjected to its availability in particular locations.
You will require a CDMA Fixed wireless phone with a PC
of minimum configuration with Pentium II, 64 Mb RAM, min 40 Mb, at
least one 9-pin RS-232 serial port, Windows 95/ 98 (second edition),
Windows 2000 / XP.
We have 5 Time slot based schemes (charges are for one
month).
Round the clock is for N 15,000 + vat.
Peak from 8 am to 6 pm is N 10,000 + vat.
Sun Down from 6 pm to 11 pm N 5,000 + vat
Night Owl from 11 pm to 6 am N 4,000 + vat
Early Bird from 6 am to 9 am N 3,000 + vat
The service is available for a single user only, multiple
logins are not allowed your Login-id allocated to your CDMA phone
you will not be able to use it from different CDMA Phone.
Currently subscriber can apply for one Internet scheme at
a time.
Scheme change is possible if an application is made in
writing at least one week in advance.
You are required to have sufficient amount in the prepayment
balance. (a minimum of N 10,000).
MULTI-LINKS Data Service is available on a subscription
deductible on daily basis from Subscriber’s pre-payment account.
Monthly telephone subscription will also be deductible from the Subscriber’s
pre-payment account on daily basis.
MULTI-LINKS Data service can be terminated on written
request from the subscriber subjected to clearance of all necessary
dues from the subscriber’s pre-payment account.
MULTI-LINKS Data Service Subscriber will have Internet
access only during the time slot applicable for the opted Data Service
Scheme.
No
If you receive a call while using the Internet it is advisable
not to pick up the call.
No
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