Warid Doubles Free Minutes for Subscribers in New Offer

Warid Telecom, Pakistan’s largest & growing LTE services provider, has introduced yet another exciting offer for postpaid customers. Now with “Double Bundle Offer”, new Warid Postpaid customers, Port-in customers and subscribers switching from Warid Prepaid to Postpaid can enjoy double free minutes at no additional cost for 3 months.

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For example, subscribers on W500 plan enjoy 250 free on-net minutes and 250 free off-net minutes, but with double bundle offer customer can enjoy double the regular benefit by getting 500 free on-net minutes and 500 free off-net minutes. Most importantly, this offer is available at no additional cost, and same benefit will be provided every month for next 3 months. Customers can simply dial *450*1#, or send “Double” to 4000 to avail this offer.

Warid Telecom currently boasts largest postpaid& LTE customer base in Pakistan, with over 640,000 postpaid& 100,000 LTE customers. As the operator continues to offer a wide array of customer centric, reliable & quality services, this number continues to grow exponentially. 

Important Points:

  • Free minutes are equally split (50-50) between on-net and off-net
  • Offer is valid for three months only for one subscriber
  • Upon package change, offer will no longer remain valid
  • Subscriber can activate offer once after activation & may not change it later
  • Double Bundle can be continued upon monthly rental and deposit payment
  • Old acquisition offer, Free for 3, is also available to new subscribers
  • This offer is not available to corporate, existing postpaid& W4000 subscribers

 

 

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