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mineo mobile service promotions and fee changes
Overview
The Japanese mobile service mineo, operated by Optage, has implemented several promotional and administrative changes.
In mid-September, the provider launched its ‘Autumn Pittari Wari’ campaign, which offers discounted monthly fees for up to six months for new users signing up for ‘My Pita’ dual-type voice SIM plans. This campaign includes various data tiers ranging from 3GB to 50GB at reduced rates, along with free services such as the ‘Packet Hodai 3Mbps’ and the ‘10-minute Call Pack’ for specific plans.
Following this, in October, mineo announced the elimination of administrative fees for eSIM reissuance. This policy change distinguishes the provider from many other mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) in Japan that typically charge fees for such services.
Entities
mineo · Nippon Tsushin SIM · Optage · au · IIJmio
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 2 SOURCES] mineo will eliminate administrative fees for eSIM reissuance starting in October.
- [● 2 SOURCES] Nippon Tsushin SIM offers up to three free eSIM reissuances per year, after which a fee of 1,100 yen applies.
- [● 2 SOURCES] IIJmio charges 433.4 yen for Docomo-based eSIM reissuance and 220 yen for au-based eSIM reissuance.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] IIJmio is offering a 100,000 yen discount on the motorola razr fold when purchased with an MNP transfer.
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesmineo to eliminate eSIM reissuance fees starting in October
Japanese MVNO mineo will eliminate eSIM reissuance fees starting in October, joining a small group of providers offering free or limited free reissuances to compete with major carriers.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesMineo launches autumn campaign with discounted mobile plans
Mineo has launched an autumn campaign offering discounted mobile plans for up to six months, including data and voice call benefits for new My Pita dual-type subscribers.
Sources
ascii.jp · financial-field.com · orefolder.jp · weekly.ascii.jp