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Ooredoo has announced that Ooredoo Mobile Money users can win an all-expenses paid trip to see the final of the sixth ICC World Twenty20 hosted by India, thanks to MoneyGram, the official money transfer partner of the ICC World Twenty20.
The ICC World Twenty20 is one of the highlights of the cricketing season and kicks off on March 8, with 16 teams playing in seven Indian cities during the tournament.
MoneyGram and Ooredoo Mobile Money will be giving customers a chance to win a fully paid round-trip to Kolkata to watch the final of the ICC World Twenty20 live on April 3.
Existing and new Ooredoo Mobile Money customers can enter by transferring money to India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal or Afghanistan via MoneyGram until March 18, to be eligible to win.
The prize will include an economy class return ticket, two nights’ hotel accommodation, airport and venue transportation, and hospitality service by ICC’s official sponsors, MoneyGram.
New customers can register for Ooredoo Mobile Money now by dialling *140# and following the instructions on their mobile phones USSD menu, or by downloading the free Ooredoo Money App.
Once registered, customers can deposit money into their mobile account using any of the 200 Ooredoo self-service machines available throughout Qatar. Deposits can also be made through Ooredoo shops or direct transfer from QNB accounts using the bank’s Mobile Payment service.
Winners of the MoneyGram ICC World Twenty20 2016 competition will be chosen through an electronic draw and will need to apply independently for their visa to India.
For the more information, one can visit www.ooredoo.qa
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