Chippie Introduces State of the Art Top-Up Machines
From the desk of Alfred Harley-General Manager UTS-Chippie
Today I am happy to announce that Chippie is now able to offer Top UP of any denomination at the Chippie office on Cayon Street. Chippie has made another step forward in its offer of quality service to its customers and customers can top up for any amount they wish even as low as .50 cents.
The reason for this very low minimum is because we are aware that it is not always easy to find the ten dollars and five dollars to top up your cellular phone and you may need to make an urgent call, possibly to ask a friend or family member to send funds to you.
Top Ups can be done for any denomination and Chippie customers are welcome to do so at our office in St. Kitts or at our office at the Key Stone Complex in Charlestown Nevis.
Within short the distribution company will be deploying the GPRS Top UP machines which are state of the art, to the resellers around the island. These machines act like cellular phones with High Tech security features allowing resellers to work with them without high electricity or internet costs to get the job done.
When Chippie decided to launch the top up service, we made certain that we went to the extreme to ensure that the product deployed is state of the art. Thanks to X-Treme communications we are able to say we have such a machine.
X-Treme communication is working on the logistics in order to send their technical team here to install the machines within short. This new service offered by Chippie has come at a very high cost but was necessary considering the many customers who had been asking about the service.
We recognize that people love to use our service because of the convenience in travelling to the neighbouring islands without having to pay roaming fees, and because of our low, low rates and our clean, clear coverage.
However when it comes to recharging our phones some persons had been faced with the difficulty of finding an outlet from which they could purchase their phone cards. This is why we have decided to move to Top Up machines.
