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Digitel offers recommendations for International Roaming

Digitel gave several recommendations for business users who need to activate the International Roaming Service so they do not have any problems on their trips.

The company said users should call 121 of Digitel to ensure that the service is active. It also said that one has to check if operators¿ offer service coverage in that country in the ROAMING 412 section or the company’s site, www.digitel.com.ve.

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