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May 26, 2005, 8:06 AM
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Verizon in an effort to keep pace with other carrier's efforts in establishing specialized network resellers targeting the Hispanic market, has rolled out a complete website featuring it's internet service Get It Now, in Spanish. This online presentation to Spanish speaking customers is in addition to a primary Spanish site.
Cingular, Sprint , Tmobile and Nextel all have part or all of their websites mirrored in Spanish, but the efforts of Verizon are ahead of the game online.
How important is the internet as a primary contact with your carrier? How would you rate it as compared with Customer Service or with other means of connecting customers with their carriers?
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Habla Espanol? Verizon Wireless Lets Customers Get it Now in Spanish
Customers Can Access Favorite News, Tools and Information on Spanish-language Web Site
BEDMINSTER, N.J., May 25, 2005 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Verizon Wireless, owner and operator of the nation's most reliable wireless network, is offering its Spanish-speaking customers another way to stay entertained, organized and informed with Verizon Wireless' Spanish-language Get It Now(R) Web site. At the new site, Spanish-speaking customers can access their favorite Get It Now categories and view and read about the latest Spanish-language applications. Customers can visit http://www.verizonwireless.com/espanol/getitnow to personalize their phones, get new tones and wallpaper, download favorite games, stay up-to-date with the latest news and send photos and video to friends and family.
Verizon Wireless customers can visit the Spanish-language Get It Now Web site to check out culturally relevant content, available exclusively to Verizon Wireless customers. Find out how to cast a vote from a Verizon Wireless phone to help choose the next Latin superstar after watching "Nuevas Voces de America" on Telemundo, or get halftime and final scores, trivia and polls from Univision and the Mexican Soccer League/FLM. There is also a section of the site that educates customers on how to access Spanish-language Get It Now applications on their phones, regardless if the customers' language preference is English or Spanish.
Verizon Wireless customers can stay connected to friends and family while on-the-go with the Mensajeria y Chat (Messaging and Chat) section of the Spanish-language Get It Now Web site. At Mensajeria y Chat, customers can browse getTXT, getPIX and getFLIX, getIM and getE-MAIL categories to view application descriptions and pricing information to help them choose the applications they want.
To search for the hottest new games, ring tones and wallpaper applications, customers can click on Tonos y Diversion (Tones and Fun) and view Get It Now's Spanish-language entertainment offerings from the extensive list of options in the getGAMES, getTONES and getWALLPAPER shopping aisles. Applications in both Spanish and English are available in the Tonos y Diversion category.
Verizon Wireless' Spanish-speaking customers can easily stay abreast of the latest news and information with Noticias e Informacion (News and Information). In this section of the site, customers can browse detailed descriptions of Verizon Wireless' numerous Spanish-language applications in the getWEB, getALERTS and getGOING shopping aisles.
The launch of Verizon Wireless' Spanish language Get It Now Web site is another online tool the company has created to meet the needs of its diverse customer base.
Verizon Wireless products and services are available at more than 1,900 Verizon Wireless stores nationwide, including Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and stores within Circuit City, as well as at authorized retailers including Best Buy and participating RadioShack locations.
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