50 Percent Discount on SMS and Calls to UK: Telenor
In addition to the three Step Charging Campaigns launched for Middle-east and Far-East Asian destinations in August, October and November 2009 respectively, Telenor gives another offer. Get 50 percent discount on all calls and SMS to UK. 50 percent discount applies on UK landlines after first 5 minutes of the call.
Call rate would be Rs 0.5/30 sec (after 5 minutes)
- Rate applicable on all calls after 5 minutes (UK-Landline only)
- For the first 5 minutes normal call rate of Rs 0.99/30 sec would apply
- Discount only available for Non-FNF UK-L numbers.
SMS rate would be Rs 2.5/SMS
- Flat Rate applicable to All SMS sent to any land or mobile number in UK
Notes:
- This offer is Not Available on FNF Numbers. All numbers entered as FNF will continue to be charged at flat rate of Rs. 0.75 per 30 sec.
- The offers will be available to all Prepaid and Postpaid subscribers by default and they don’t need to subscribe for it.
- This is a limited time offer.
Related Stories
- Discount on Calls to US and Canada: Telenor
- Telenor Offers 50% Discount on Calls Made to East-Asia
- Indigo Slashes Tariff by 50% During World Cup
- On-net Call of Any Duration: Rs. 2.99 – Ufone Super Call
- Zem Pakistan Package, 50 Minutes+500 SMS/MMS per Day
- Ramazan Ghanta Offer For Jazz Customers – Now From 9 AM to 7PM
If you like this post then you may also like receiving latest interesting stories Every Morning in your email Click here to Subscribe
Gmail Users can Follow ProPakistani's updates via Google Buzz
I can give you unlimited UK landline, USA (landline & cell) and calls to 35 countries for free for 90 days in just Rs.1500, not just this you will be able to make 300 minutes cell phone OR 600 minutes of landline calls to Pakistan.
jumbloqatar@gmail.com
Funny…
you said “free ..for just Rs. 1500″…
LOLZ… where do you from ..MARS?
It is not 50% kum. it is 49.50% kum
don’t they know 49.50 is not equal to 50
@Jibran, lets not just critize for the sake of critizing come up with a better critique
well .. i would say a well rounded -off over :)
as far as they reward longer call time subscribers, i think i like them :)