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News / Technology / Virgin Islands / October 22, 2019

Viya on Tuesday announced that it is poised to bring relief to hundreds of customers to erase a substantial portion of their old debt for Viya’s service.

Viya said it has always considered the needs and unique circumstances of residents in the territory, who it said have faced many challenges since Hurricanes Irma and Maria. The communications firm said even prior to the hurricanes, many customers may have found themselves in less than favorable economic circumstances, which have contributed to their delinquency in paying their bills.

“This is exciting news for our customers and demonstrates, once again, that Viya understands the needs of the residents of the Virgin Islands. Just as important as the debt relief, we understand that our past customers are longing to return home to Viya. They want to access the best value products and services that are only provided by Viya. Based on community feedback, our Broadband and mobile networks are superior with the best speeds and the most reliable service,” said Viya chief executive officer Geraldine Pitt.

Viya said its debt relief program includes: the elimination of a substantial portion of an outstanding balance, payment arrangements on remaining debt, and free installation of Viya services for returning customers.

Customers who wish to inquire about this offer should visit Viya’s website to complete the online simple form. In addition, customers may call 340-777DEBT or 340-777-3328.

“We know that keeping you connected to our community with our landline and 4GLTE wireless service, keeping you connected to the world through our superior Broadband speeds and helping you to stay relaxed and entertained with our Cable TV service, are all important to you. We want to ensure that an outstanding bill is not a barrier for you to enjoy all that Viya has to offer. We are ready to welcome you home to Viya,” Ms. Pitt concluded.






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Division of Festivals to Hold Booth Owners and Vendors Meeting Wed.; Committee Chairs and Co-Chairs to Meet Thursday

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