Telekom published a series of important announcements for all its clients in Romania, and we are talking about aligning the operator's messages with what we have seen from other companies in Romania. More precisely, the people from Telekom come up with a series of announcements aimed at helping customers in Romania to stay safe while staying at home to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, and to pay their bills or solve their problems online.
Telekom tells customers that they can pay their subscriptions very quickly directly from the MyAccount application, or from their account on the website, all without going somewhere to do this physically. In the case of Telekom cards, we are talking about the possibility of making a very simple top-up, also from the account that customers have on the company's website, or that they have to do, very quickly anyway, in order to be able to interact online and make payments when required.
Telekom: IMPORTANT announcements for all Romanian customers
Telekom also tells business customers that they have the "Business Continuity" package available free of charge, which offers them the opportunity to benefit from voice and 4G mobile connectivity wherever they are. Including Norton Security licenses are offered by Telekom for businesses that choose to buy this package, so they should allow employees to work even from home, during the period of preventing the spread of the Coronavirus.
Avoid traveling, technology helps you take care of yourself and your loved ones! Stay connected, wherever you are…
Published by Telekom Romania pe Sunday, March 15, 2020
Telekom it also has a special free package for educational units, it is called Smart Education and brings free unlimited internet together with licenses for the Adservio platform. Telekom also has on the assistance page on its website dedicated information regarding its activity during the period of preventing the spread of the Coronavirus, so everyone can find out everything they need to know there.
Telekom tries to help its clients in Romania to avoid traveling as much as possible to pay bills, or to interact with its employees, Romania having to go through a forced digitization during this period.
