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Qatar’s leading telecommunications provider, Ooredoo, on Saturday announced a special promotion for Shahry customers subscribing to their services online.
Customers subscribing to new Shahry packs online via the Ooredoo eShop will get up to 20 percent discount on their pack rental for six months, saving up to QR300 over the period of six months.
Customers subscribing via the Ooredoo eShop to a new Shahry 150, Shahry 200 or Shahry 250 will get a 20 percent discount. New Shahry 150 customers will be saving QR 180, Shahry 200 customers will be saving QR 240 and new Shahry 250 customers will be saving QR 300 over the period of six months. All Shahry packs come with free subscriptions to the on-demand entertainment channel Starz Play and discount app Urban Point.
Manar Khalifa al Muraikhi, director PR and Corporate Communications at Ooredoo, said, “The internet has revolutionised the way we shop. Through our eShop, customers can easily buy our products and services any time of the day and complete their purchases within minutes, while avoiding waiting in line and being stuck in traffic.” (TNN)
Customers subscribing to new Shahry packs online via the Ooredoo eShop will get up to 20 percent discount on their pack rental for six months, saving up to QR300 over the period of six months.
Customers subscribing via the Ooredoo eShop to a new Shahry 150, Shahry 200 or Shahry 250 will get a 20 percent discount. New Shahry 150 customers will be saving QR 180, Shahry 200 customers will be saving QR 240 and new Shahry 250 customers will be saving QR 300 over the period of six months. All Shahry packs come with free subscriptions to the on-demand entertainment channel Starz Play and discount app Urban Point.
Manar Khalifa al Muraikhi, director PR and Corporate Communications at Ooredoo, said, “The internet has revolutionised the way we shop. Through our eShop, customers can easily buy our products and services any time of the day and complete their purchases within minutes, while avoiding waiting in line and being stuck in traffic.” (TNN)
