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As you are aware the global financial market situation has affected all business and price strategies worldwide,.South  Africa is no exception. Globel International Airtime has now also been temporarily affected, which is beyond our control.
 
In the past years Globel has continually delivered excellent competitive call rates and quality service, this we will guarantee to maintain. Globel’s business structure is based on the US dollar, and previously we and yourselves enjoyed the rand rate at R7-50.Due to the economic situation the rates have now, as today’s figures, read as R10+ . This downturn in the dollar means our rates are temporarily on a slight upswing. So to you our loyal customer, Globel international rates are very slightly increased.

 
This is monitored on a daily basis and we have the technical ability to adjust immediately for your benift. Our financial advisors forecast this as temporary and will be reflected as calls are made. In our advertising material we have printed worldwide rates, these are liable to fluctuate. This in fact has always been the case hence the disclaimer necessary in accordance with the Advertising Standards Authority.
 
“Disclaimer: In no event will Globel, its employees, agents or any cooperating service provider(s) be liable for any punitive, special, indirect or consequential damages. You accept these items and conditions by using the Globel prepaid cards. Rate/minute subject to change without prior notice. Terms and Conditions apply.”
 
Our decision to make this awareness to you as loyal customers is to ensure the trust and confidence you have acquired over the past years. You may be rest assured Globel has your interest at hand and we aim to remain the leaders in the market place. Our service centre has been advised to give correct and detailed requested rates. Our quality service is not affected in any way and we offer the best call methods and efficient service as ever.

Please call our customer care (0861456235) for our latest rates. These prices will be reduced as soon as the rand/dollar rate improves.