The main objective of the company's personnel in such a situation is to ensure maximum convenience for existing and new subscribers. And, according to data from the regions, this issue finds understanding and appreciation among Uzbek people.

In particular, in Andijan by separating flows of customers and dealers by providing them with separate the queues in offices were reduced. The rooms are equipped with separate office space for customers’ waiting.

Andijan office, including casher, is working seven days a week from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm. However, late (or early) client in any case would be serviced - for them in close proximity to the city office there are 7 multi-brand sales outlets of Ucell, whose doors are open from 7:00 am to 12:00 am.

These days the order on the streets of Andijan near the office and dealer points of Ucell is ensured by police patrols that monitor the passage and the convenience of subscribers to the company's management, as well as ensure that approaching vehicles do not interfere with the townspeople.

“We understand that we have faced an atypical situation where a lot of people rushed to our offices and dealer points at the same time,” says the head of Ucell corporate communication department Davron Azizov. “Therefore, employees across the country are working these days with the utmost responsibility and urgency, trying to do their best to ensure that Ucell is associated only with positive feelings by our clients from the moment of activation.