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Call charges slashed again as massive cuts campaign takes off

From March 1st this year, we're launching a major new price reduction package for

BT Inmarsat users.

Firstly, call charges for our Inmarsat services are being cut dramatically. We're also extending the off-peak period by four hours - with the earlier start time of 1931

GMT. And we're increasing the Inmarsat-A capacity of BT's Goonhilly station (ID 02) by 20%, so call connection is even easier.

Inmarsat-A phone calls to the

US from non-UK registered ships: standard rate cut by 8%, off-peak by 16%.

Inmarsat-A telephone calls - combined price cuts and off-peak extension produce savings of up to 36%.

Inmarsat-A discount scheme entry point is now cut by half.

T»» r« r* 4- A /-«V> OrrfQO ^ [23 C-Sat messaging cut by up to 15%, for all vessels.

M-Sat and B-Sat services - new lower prices (from April 1st).

C-Club subscription halved and call charges cut by 15%.

BT Inmarsat. Now the best is even better value. For full details of all the new reductions call us toll free, at our office in thp I IK for our snerial information

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