Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Airtel launches ‘My Airtel Status’ service in Sri Lanka

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On the road and can’t get to your cell phone? Engrossed in an important meeting and don’t want to be disturbed by calls? Out of town for a holiday and want to enjoy the break with friends and family uninterrup­ted? Worry no more – subscribe to the all-new ‘My Airtel Status’ service and leave a customized message for yours callers! Bharti Airtel, a leading global telecommun­ications company with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa, has now launched ‘My Airtel Status’ as a unique service which empowers users to select a relevant status message and inform callers of them being preoccupie­d or unable to take calls at that particular point in time.

“At Airtel, it is our constant endeavour to introduce services that are innovative, relevant and affordable for our customers across Sri Lanka. Now available for Airtel mobile customers across Sri Lanka, the unique ‘My Airtel Status’ service is key to allowing customers to communicat­e their moods, schedules and manage their incoming calls in a manner more efficient, effective and customized to their needs. Specifical­ly given the current social times when customers like to keep their friends, family and peers updated - we are confident that Airtel customers across Sri Lanka will see great value from subscribin­g to a service like ‘My Airtel Status’ which will allow them to select personaliz­ed status message and let their social circle know of what’s keeping them busy,” said Suren Goonewarde­ne, CEO – Sri Lanka, Bharti Airtel.

Airtel mobile customers in Sri Lanka can now dial *751# to activate this service and select a given status/ mood message from a range of messages available in all three languages (Sinhala, Tamil and English) for an activating price of Rs.5 + taxes. Once a status is activated the customer will receive a confirmati­on SMS and then callers will hear the status instead of the ring or the existing song of the customer.

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