DIGI Mobile made an official announcement today that comes as a big surprise to many of its customers across the country, and we are talking about great news that should make many of them happy right now. More precisely, the people at DIGI Mobil made the decision to announce a new porting offer for this fall, and we are talking about a change of interest for a lot of people at the moment in our country.
DIGI Mobile has been the leader in goalkeepers in Romania for several years, managing to attract millions of Romanians to its network, which is built on goalkeepers, and the success continues even during the Coronavirus pandemic, despite the efforts of the competition. The new autumn offer that DIGI Mobil has on offer gives customers the opportunity to buy phones without an advance, and in installments without interest, benefiting of course from unlimited, cheap subscriptions.
DIGI Mobil: OFFICIAL, SURPRISE Announcement to Millions of Romanians
DIGI Mobile decided that for this new porting offer, it would allow customers to buy its phones from the Digi K series, these being offered without an advance, and in installments without interest, being very cheap anyway. The subscriptions that DIGI Mobil has available for porting are the same ones you have known for years, the Optime ones, with prices starting from 3 euros per month, of course completely unlimited for customers from all over the country.
DIGI Mobile he is trying to attract even more new customers to his network with this new offer, but of course it is not the phones that convince people to choose his services, but the very low prices for them. DIGI Mobil managed to attract many customers from Orange, Vodafone, Telekom to its network, and will continue to do so, the prices for its services being so low that no other company can match them at the moment.
DIGI Mobile remains the "smallest" telecommunications operator in Romania, if we look at the number of clients it has, but the constant offers it makes attract more and more new clients from the competition.
