Customers now have the opportunity to test out the latest wireless units and compare the many features of each cellphone before actually purchasing a unit. Each phone has been activated to provide the customer with a hands-on, unlimited access while they shop around for a new phone.
According to Darrell Fair, PTI’s regional customer service manager, “Customers will create their own product review as they are now able to assess the phones and sample the multi-media features, as well as, view camera snapshots, listen to a variety of ringtones, surf the Internet, even text using a Qwerty keyboard on a smartphone and test PTI’s high speed EV-DO experience.”
“At PTI we want our customers to be satisfied with their purchasing experience and this is one way where our customers can evaluate our wireless products and make their own conclusion as to which phone best suites their needs,” said Kathryn Barry, regional marketing manager for PTI.
“Compare camera quality with our Sanyo Katana and the Motorola RAZR V3i or experience EV-DO and stream video on You Tube with the Motorola Q9c,” Fair said.
“One can also checkout the MP3 player on both the Samsung Juke or the Nokia 6085. Whatever your phone preference may be, customers are invited to come to PTI and see for yourself why PTI is the CNMI’s wireless leader,” Barry added.
For more information about PTI’s products and services, log on to www.pticom.com or call 682-4PTI
Correction
THE headline for the Friday press release titled “Dow School Math Count winners” should have read “Green Meadow School Math Court winners.”
Horizon Lines reduces fuel surcharge
(Horizon Lines) — Horizon Lines is reducing the fuel adjustment factor in the Guam/CNMI trade by 4.5 percentage points from 21 percent to 16.50 percent effective Nov. 30.
The reduced fuel adjustment factor has been filed with the surface transportation board and covers Horizon Lines tariffs 353, 344 and 961. These tariffs govern shipments moving between the continental U.S. and Guam.
Deleon Guerrero is MVA’s employee of the quarter
(MVA) — The Marianas Visitors Authority says Larry John A. Deleon Guerrero is its most outstanding employee of the quarter.
Deleon Guerrero was recognized for his strong positive character and willingness to go the extra mile in the service of MVA and its goals.
He was also recognized for assuming the responsibilities as the acting marketing manager from April to Sept. 2008.
“He stepped up to the plate and took on a leadership role, and he took on a great deal of responsibility,” said Bruce Bateman, MVA marketing manager. “I know how much work is involved, and I have seen the results of his efforts during those months. Those efforts show a level of topnotch professional excellence.”
Deleon Guerrero has been an MVA employee since Sept. 2005. He is now a Marketing specialist for the marketing division of MVA.
“I am just happy to do my job to the best of my ability and feel even better knowing that I am contributing to something greater than me,” said Deleon Guerrero of his recognition. “I really could not have done this without the support of the rest of MVA team, so I would like to thank them for their support and confidence.”
MVA offers an incentive for individual motivation toward providing quality service, increasing productivity, job knowledge and skills.
The program recognizes outstanding performance and employee contribution toward meeting MVA’s goals and objectives.
As the employee of the quarter, Deleon Guerrero received a certificate of recognition and a premier parking spot.
American Memorial Park renovation project
(AMP) — American Memorial Park’s Visitor Center was closed yesterday for repainting and recarpeting.
But the park was open as usual and all other facilities were available for public use.
The renovation project will be partially completed by Dec. 3, and finished by Dec. 8 and 9.
The public is invited to visit the park and the Visitor Center. Normal visitor center hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday and admission is always free.
