Neapl Telecom, Government won company starts selling Sim Cards form outsourced private companies from 8th May. This is a move to ensure easy availability of mobile
connections to prospective customers. In another option outsourced private firms will also sell mobile handsets bundled with the
SIM.
Ncell- the private telco has been selling GSM SIM in such an easy way from many years, which is the major reason behind the huge no.of Ncell sim card distribution, Now Nepal Telecom is also in the battle field to start the sensation.
Previously NT used to distribute SIM cards only from their office during office hours which was not that convenient for the prospective customers. Now with this move, NT Sim cards will be available from private counters in different areas of Kathmandu, which is a major step in removing the hassles for a customer and having broad availability of the SIM in holidays and odd hours. In the first step, some recharge card dealers are asked to do the SIM distribution with their own counters in different parts of the city, which will be also be provided later to MPOS dealers and handset bundling firms. Such distribution will also be done in other parts of the country after Kathmandu.
This is the first time the state company is all set to seek support of private companies to sell mobile lines. Two months ago, NT outsourced two firms to sell its WiMax broadband internet service. It has also outsourced its enquiry service and mobile tower maintenance, but in a small scale.
Ncell- the private telco has been selling GSM SIM in such an easy way from many years, which is the major reason behind the huge no.of Ncell sim card distribution, Now Nepal Telecom is also in the battle field to start the sensation.
Previously NT used to distribute SIM cards only from their office during office hours which was not that convenient for the prospective customers. Now with this move, NT Sim cards will be available from private counters in different areas of Kathmandu, which is a major step in removing the hassles for a customer and having broad availability of the SIM in holidays and odd hours. In the first step, some recharge card dealers are asked to do the SIM distribution with their own counters in different parts of the city, which will be also be provided later to MPOS dealers and handset bundling firms. Such distribution will also be done in other parts of the country after Kathmandu.
This is the first time the state company is all set to seek support of private companies to sell mobile lines. Two months ago, NT outsourced two firms to sell its WiMax broadband internet service. It has also outsourced its enquiry service and mobile tower maintenance, but in a small scale.
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