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Ooredoo is relaunching its Happy Data Days promotion today, offering all Hala and Shahry customers up to six times the data allowance of their data recharges at no extra cost.
This month the promotion is available for three days from today. Customers will get up to 90GB of data for the price of a 15GB data recharge, by topping up their account with a data recharge via the Ooredoo app, Mobile Money app, website, self-service machine, or purchasing a data card or e-voucher from Ooredoo Shops and authorised dealers.
With the new offer, customers who buy and activate a 250MB data recharge will get two times the data, 1GB data top-ups will get three times the data, 3GB recharges will get four times, 6GB top-ups will get five times the data, and 15GB top-ups will get six times the data – 90GB data for QR200.
All ‘extra data’ will be valid for 30 days once the top-up has been activated during the promotional dates.
“The promotion has been designed to give customers more chance to enjoy the incredible speeds of the Ooredoo Supernet for less, as Ooredoo continues to enrich people’s lives with its 3G, 4G and 4G+ networks throughout Qatar,” the telecom operator said yesterday.
The Ooredoo app and Ooredoo Money app are available for free download on the iTunes Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android). More information on mobile data from Ooredoo can be had from www.ooredoo.qa
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