On May 15, USA Today Magazine devoted an entire page to Global Roaming Distribution’s impact on mobile telecommunications around the world. CELTREK, GRDB’s ultra-low-cost solution for travelers on the go, was the main focus of the page, and the cost savings to international travelers (and callers) – who previously paid an arm and a leg in roaming, long-distance charges – was the highlight. With the advent of GRDB’s CELTREK SIM card, all travelers can now gain access to the dramatic savings offered on calls to and from over 165 countries.
The card is easy to install. It simply slips in place of your phone or PDA’s existing SIM card in less than a minute. It might sound too good to be true, but this simple replacement of the SIM card could save the user up to 90% on international calls, compared to rates currently charged by local carriers. CELTREK is prepaid, so it has no strings attached; no contract obligations or minimum usage requirements, and CELTREK is backed by GRDB’s very own 24/7 live customer service center available 365 days a year.
Global Roaming Distribution has signed agreements with over 350 local services operators, which makes CELTREK’s SIM card usable around the world. GRDB also brings a management team with over sixty years of combined telecommunication knowledge, an expertise unparalleled by any competitor. CELTREK is a product unlike any other, in that it also allows users to access mobile Internet, send and receive emails, and even chat live via AIM, ICQ or MSN messenger services.
Global travelers are anxiously awaiting the release of V3 CELTREK, which contains advanced features and even more data functions for those who use PDA phones. The company has a very informative website, www.celtrek.com, where users, investors and potential customers can go to calculate savings, see service areas, check prices and view account balances live. Travelers worldwide have been seeking a reprieve from outrageous international calling rates, and thanks to Global Roaming Distribution, that answer has finally arrived.
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