PRESS RELEASE 

28 October 2009 

South Wales Chamber of Commerce welcomes General Communications as Patron Members.
 
General Communications specialise in Business Tariff Solutions for the commercial sector and will be able to offer something special to the South Wales Chamber of Commerce (SWCC) members.

The giant mobile business specialists are one of a small number of companies who specialise in analysing commercial sector mobile telephone bills to establish not only the most efficient tariff, but the best network for businesses.

80% of businesses in the UK are the wrong mobile tariff and needlessly waste money every month. The SSWC are delighted to have General Communications on board as Patron Members, to offer this unique service FREE to its members. 

Graham Morgan, Director of the South Wales Chamber, said: “We are delighted to have General Communications on board and are looking forward to building a strong working relationship with the company. 

“As Patron Members General Communications are offering a free analysis of members commercial mobile telephone bills which could potentially save our members money. 

“During the difficult economic period we are in, the company could not have come on board at a better time to help our members cut down on unnecessary costs. 

“Not only will our members benefit from having General Communications on board but our new patron members will benefit from the patron member package we offer, which includes: 50% discount on chamber events, company logo displayed on key communication material, advance notice of events including the opportunity of sponsorship, involvement of preparation of business guides and much more.” 

Andrew Comrie, Managing Director of General Communications, said: “Joining as a Patron Member of the South Wales Chamber of Commerce (SWCC) is a great move for our company. The SWCC is a prestigious and well connected business network to join and we are looking forward to embarking on our journey with them. 

“80% of businesses are on the wrong tariff and by offering a free analysis to SWCC members is a great way start to reducing this figure.” 

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