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Samba Mobile Startup by ex Digicel employees

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Ex Digicel employees are like exGoogle employees, they only leave to start something new plus  they are typically successful. Take for example Caribbeanjobs.com, NewCom, Magnum Kings and Queens of dancehall TV show even. And now there’s Samba Mobile. Ever heard of  them?

Samba was founded in the UK in 2009. They  work with mobile networks and the advertising community to provide free access for people to use the internet when they want. Users build their mobile broadband credit by selecting and viewing high quality advertising.

Nobody has ever offered something like Samba before, they claim. So if you want free mobile broadband, just sign up, and we will send you an exclusive invitation when a space appears.

Who’s behind it? Samba is founded by “accomplished internet, mobile and advertising entrepreneurs” from Orange, Digicel and Media Edge:CIA. It is funded by Irish telecoms entrepreneur Denis O’Brien who owns Digicel brand, the leading telecom service provider in the Caribbean and number one provider in Jamaica.

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