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Have you ever thought what mobile services are the most demanded today? Or maybe you can analyze your own personal mobile communication? What are the most preferable ways to contact people? At the dawn of the mobile era, GSM calls were undoubtedly the most important way of communication. Though they were much more expensive than they are now, at that time mobile internet was unknown for us and messages were not very convenient, moreover, we all were absolutely accustomed to landline calls that’s why to begin acquaintance with mobile services through traditional calls was quite understandable. But today, as you know, we are not at the dawn of the mobile era any more. The situation has changed dramatically since that time. And mobile internet has occupied the leading positions in our rankings. The more we learn about the opportunities that are opened for us thanks to internet access, the more we fall in love with it. Poland is one of the countries where mobile internet is available for 100% of population, especially, if we speak about 3G technology network. As for 4G LTE signal coverage, it is a little bit narrower, nevertheless, some mobile operators can guarantee this signal to 98% of population or even more.
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Polish mobile services market is served by a number of strong competitors (Orange, T-Mobile, Plus, Aero2) who try to enhance their services in order to attract as many subscribers as possible. Of course, all the competitors can’t become leaders.
Nevertheless, some of them are doing really well. Among the strongest players there is one mobile operator that has shown excellent growth rates since the time when it launched its services in 2006. The company delivers its services under the brand name Play. When Play began offering 4G services in 2013, it already had more than 10 million subscribers. And now, 5 years later, its customer base reached 15 million. It means that today, Play can be proud to have a market share of 28,8%. Play mobile coverage has reached a nationwide level and now subscribers even in remote areas can enjoy unlimited internet packages and excellent voice services delivered by Play. The company is conducting its business following 3 main priorities: to make everything simple, trying to communicate clearly; to stay close to clients, try to understand them and build reliable relations; and to do everything possible and impossible to satisfy the clients’ needs.
Nevertheless, even with such an attentive mobile operator, there is no 100% insurance that you won’t face with Play bad signal in some places, for example, your house or office. But stop panicking! Play mobile signal problems are absolutely solvable if you know our secret. For more than 15 years already we have been helping people to improve weak mobile signal and Play poor reception is not a problem for us. Play mobile signal issues can be wiped out if you have a mobile phone signal booster Play. Play signal booster box supplemented by two antennas is able to amplify even the weakest signal that can be received by your phone. Play network signal booster is a powerful device that at the same time is absolutely safe. Safety and quality of Play signal repeaters is proved by internationally recognized certificates and testimonials received from our happy clients. If you have already realized that you need to have Play signal booster for home at your place, contact us right now!
Note: information on Play frequencies is taken from public sources. MyAmplifiers.com thoroughly monitors its relevance and guarantees 97% accuracy. However, if you have any doubts concerning the compatibility of a specific booster model with Play frequencies in your region, please, contact our managers.
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