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Ooredoo has announced the launch of a new offer for users of Shahry Smart Pack 55 and above, giving them the opportunity to get 600 international minutes to India for QR10 per month.
The promotion, which runs until March 14, 2016, has been launched to help the large Indian expatriate community stay connected with friends and family in the region, the company has said in a statement.
It gives 10 hours of calling to India every month for QR10 on Shahry Smart Pack 55 and above. “Ooredoo is anticipating strong demand for the offer as India is currently the highest called international country by Ooredoo customers in Qatar,” the statement notes.
To take advantage of the offer, customers need to subscribe to a Shahry Smart Pack 55 or above and send ‘IND’ to 114.
Shahry Smart Packs offer a host of local and international minutes/SMSes, data and access to the 4G and 4G+ network.
The denominations range from QR15 to QR750. Each pack is valid for 30 days and automatically renewed at the end of the cycle. A host of add-ons are also available.
To register for Shahry, those interested can visit any of the Ooredoo shops or premium dealers. For more information, one can visit Ooredoo’s official website at www.ooredoo.qa
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