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Ooredoo has announced that customers who buy a new smartphone, from a select group of devices, this Eid al-Adha will receive a host of benefits.
These include the option to spread out payments for the device as well as free minutes and data on new devices. The offer is available for all iPhone 6, iPhone 6+, Samsung Note 5 and Samsung S6 Edge+ device purchases. To reward customers for choosing Ooredoo, the company is giving all customers who sign up or upgrade their Shahry plan when buying a new phone, a 100% discount for one month on their selected Shahry pack or Shahry Super pack, plus three 6GB data cards. The offer can save customers up to QR1,050. Alternatively, all Hala customers who buy an Alcatel Pixi3 device for QR199 (with QR100 discount) this Eid, will get one 6GB data card worth QR100 for free. In addition, thanks to a new partnership between Ooredoo, QNB and Commercial Bank, customers can now choose to pay for the latest Ooredoo smartphone devices and tablets through a monthly instalment payment. The service allows QNB and Commercial Bank customers to buy devices at Ooredoo shops and pay via equal monthly instalments at 0% interest for 12 months. The feature is available for all QNB and Commercial Bank credit card holders and the minimum purchase value should be QR500 or more to benefit from this offer.
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