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Vodafone Qatar has said it is offering WhatsApp data for messaging and sharing pictures, videos, documents and voice recordings for free for all its consumer and enterprise customers during the holy month of Ramadan.
Postpaid customers will receive an invitation SMS and can respond with 1 to avail of this offer. Prepaid customers can activate the offer through Happy Offers by dialling *123# or calling 123.
“We understand Ramadan is all about togetherness and for that we are offering one of the most used apps in the world for free so that our customers can stay close to their families and loved ones in Qatar and all over the world through our strong network,” said Mohamed al-Sadah, chief operating officer, Vodafone Qatar.
For more information about the offer, one can visit www.vodafone.qa
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