Monday, August 27, 2007 - Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea: Digicel, the fastet growing mobile operator in the South Pacific, today launched “Call Me”, a fast and efficient way for customers to stay in touch with friends and family, even when they run out of credit.

‘Call Me’ allows customers to send a FREE text message to their friends and family asking them to “Call Me” as they have run out of credit. It’s simple! All you have to do is text *126*; followed by your friend’s mobile number; followed by #; and then press send. The person you are trying to contact receives a text messages asking them to call you.

Digicel’s Head of Marketing, Peter Watinga, said of the new service, “Call Me is a free service from Digicel which ensures that no matter where you are, or how much credit you have left on your mobile phone, you are always able to make contact with your friends and family.”

“Call Me is another example of the many exciting offers that Digicel has brought to the people of Papua New Guinea over the last month. We are committed to becoming the people’s choice of mobile operator through our world class network, superior customer care and wide range of innovative products and services.”

Since launching in Papua New Guinea on 20 July, Digicel has introduced a host of first to market services including a packaged handset with a SIM card including free credit, easy and direct activation of the Digicel prepaid service, a range of Digicel Postpaid packages, free 24/7 Customer Care number 123, “Talk for Free”” (30 minutes of free credit when purchasing any Flex Top Up card), “Happy Friday” (K10 and K5 free credit to thank our customers) and now the revolutionary “Call Me” service as well as launching PNG’s cheapest handset at K69 on Friday, August 24, 2007.