10 million mobile users targeted
This has been a very busy week for Canadian Amaya Gaming Group, which this time announced the launch of a short message service (SMS) game in Uganda under the name "Yoola Obukadde SMS Game".
The SMS lottery campaign targets over 10 million Ugandan mobile phone users, and its outcome is expected to be as successful as the one run in Kenya earlier this year.
According to the group President and CEO David Baazov, "This launch is an exciting milestone for Amaya. Our previous experience deploying similar SMS solutions validates the effectiveness of our technology and the strong market demand for such a service."
This has been a very busy week for Canadian Amaya Gaming Group, which this time announced the launch of a short message service (SMS) game in Uganda under the name "Yoola Obukadde SMS Game".
The SMS lottery campaign targets over 10 million Ugandan mobile phone users, and its outcome is expected to be as successful as the one run in Kenya earlier this year.
According to the group President and CEO David Baazov, "This launch is an exciting milestone for Amaya. Our previous experience deploying similar SMS solutions validates the effectiveness of our technology and the strong market demand for such a service."
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hazza
10/31/11, 11:10:26 PM
Ok sounds like sms spam to me. Just reply to this message and we\'ll sign you up for our service forever. My best question is where do they get the mobile numbers from?
