While the details of the agreement remain confidential, the mobile telco said e-pay will take its products to the retail channel.
Steve Bannigan, general manager consumer sales at Vodafone Australia said e-pay’s reliability and robust technology platform suits the telco’s channel needs.
“e-Pay is well placed to satisfy the needs of our retail partner community, which represent around 12,000 points of presence,” he said.
He claimed e-pay’s distribution network makes it easy for customers to recharge their prepaid credit needs.
Vodafone takes pre-pay to e-pay
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Staff Writers
on Jan 22, 2009 1:50PM
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