HAMILTON, BERMUDA, December 23, 2010 (Press-News.org) Getting a chance to win is easier than one may think: it's enough to complete the form on either of their websites (www.EnjoyPrepaid.com or www.NobelCom.com) and participants have one chance in the draw; a chance can also be obtained with a new purchase or recharge, on either of the two websites.
But the dream vacation if not the only gift Nobel is offering: customers can also win free calling cards, laptops or camcorders in the monthly and quarterly draws. And this comes as an added bonus to the services the company is offering.
EnjoyPrepaid has been on the market for a long time and has maintained its high standards as far as quality and reliability are concerned and they seem to be constantly improving their products by adding new features. The latest one is "Call Me" and is part of the customer support service: customers simply dial 1-760-208-1108, wait for the prompt and hung up. An EnjoyPrepaid customer support representative returns the call within moments.
And also, for over a year now, Nobel has kept up a Facebook page where they share news about their products and also give out information on discount codes, so this might be helpful for anyone who's interested in being up to date with what the company is doing.
About Nobel:
Nobel Limited Company is a market leader in the global telecommunications industry. The company's portfolio includes a variety of telecommunications products. One of Nobel's subsidiaries is NobelTel, Nobel's own facilities-based Carrier Division, which buys and sells from industry-leading carriers and provides the network infrastructure for other Nobel divisions. These Nobel divisions provide varied telecommunications services, including online prepaid phone cards through EnjoyPrepaid.com and NobelCom.com domestic and international long-distance services through NobelTalk and corporate telecommunications and call center services through NobelBiz. Nobel Limited Company is based in Hamilton, Bermuda, with global offices in North America, Eastern Europe and Western Europe. Nobel Limited Company can be found on the Internet at www.nobelglobe.com.
EnjoyPrepaid - Getting Ready to Designate its New Winners
For some time now, Nobel has started one of the most enjoyable rewards programs on the telecom market: every year, they award a dream vacation to one of their customers, and that time of the year is quickly approaching.
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[Press-News.org] EnjoyPrepaid - Getting Ready to Designate its New WinnersFor some time now, Nobel has started one of the most enjoyable rewards programs on the telecom market: every year, they award a dream vacation to one of their customers, and that time of the year is quickly approaching.