Dialog strikes deal with Singer outlets on bill payments

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Dialog customers now can stop at over 350 Singer Sri Lanka outlets, the Islands largest retailer in home durables to pay mobile, fixed telephone, broadband and DTV (Dialog Television) bill payments giving subscribers a wider reach to settle their dues.

All payments made will be updated online at real time when subscribers make bill payments.

Singer Sri Lanka with a 134 year history is the largest retailer for home appliances, consumer electronics and furniture.

The partnership will give Dialog customers additional 350 touch points to pay bills which includes 161 ‘Singer Plus’ retail stores, 117 small satellite shops, 13 ‘Singer Mega’ stores and other retail outlets.

“We are pleased to extend our partnership with Dialog Axiata, Finance Director Mr. Priyath Salgado at Singer Sri Lanka said. “Singer’s 350 plus and growing branch network would give Dialog customers the added convenience to settle bills on the go saving time and money.”

Dialog Axiata, with over 2,000 2G and 1,200 3G base stations and is Sri Lanka’s largest mobile service provider with over seven million subscribers.

“Singer’s wide branch network will add value and convenience to Dialog customers across Sri Lanka,” Supun Weerasinghe, Group Chief Operating Officer at Dialog Axiata said.

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