Digital Solutions Provider, Globacom, has unveiled a new service, WiFlix, which allows its customers to enjoy unlimited streaming across different platforms.
In a press statement released in Lagos, Globacom explained that the new offer which was unveiled to enrich online experience of its subscribers is available on both Android and iOS device.
Globacom said, “The service gives access to 30,000 Hours of video content from Warner Media, Dolby, Sony Pictures, Media Guru, Mimyuni Media, Content Box, Rushlake Media GmbH, SPI International, Echelon Studios, Vlogbox and Wi-flix Production (series and movie)”.
According to the company, the service is available on simple subscription packs including N100 for daily, N350 for weekly and N1, 350 for monthly subscriptions. There is also WiFlix Plus daily pack which goes for N120 only.
“Customers will be able to subscribe to these packs on either auto renewal or Onetime basis. Once Auto renewal option is chosen, the customers’ subscription is automatically renewed upon expiry. Subscribers can also terminate subscription by dialing *13013# and choose “unsubscribe “. It can also be terminated by sending a SMS”, Globacom explained.
Glo customers can also visit URL and subscribe using https://play.wi-flix.com. Customers on Glo 3G/4G network will see the link and they should tick “Choose your package and then click on LOGIN button.
Globacom enjoined its customers to make utmost use of the opportunity provided by WiFlix streaming by subscribing to the new package to enjoy endless streaming.
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