MTEL Launches Back-to-School Offers for Young Users

New packages combine mobile services, smartphones and smartwatches, with selected devices available from €1 per month

MTEL Montenegro has launched a new back-to-school campaign aimed at children, teenagers and their families, combining postpaid mobile packages with discounted smartphones and smartwatches.

At the centre of the campaign is the company’s Copy Paste offer, which includes unlimited calls to all networks in Montenegro, additional mobile data and the Siguran NET service designed to provide safer internet access for younger users.

Depending on the parent’s package, Copy Paste users can receive up to 2 TB of additional domestic mobile data per month at maximum available speed. Customers taking Copy Paste without an accompanying Urban Move or Diamond package will receive an additional 35 GB per month throughout a 24-month contract period.

The campaign also includes a range of discounted smartphones. Selected Honor and Realme models are available from €1 per month, while other Samsung, Vivo, Poco and Realme devices are offered at monthly instalments starting from €2.

MTEL is also offering several smartphones together with its Urban NEO Mini package for a combined subscription and device instalment of €11.90 per month.

For younger children, the company has included myFirst Fone smartwatches in its back-to-school promotion. Combined with the START NET 2 package, selected models are available for a total monthly cost starting at €5.50, including both the service subscription and device instalment.

Selected myFirst Fone models can also be purchased for a one-off price of €1 with Copy Paste packages, while combinations with the Urban NEO Mini package are available for a total monthly cost of €9.

As part of the campaign, customers activating Copy Paste postpaid packages are also exempt from the standard postpaid service activation fee.

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