Free Call After 2nd Minute: Jazz Non Stop Call Masti

It looks Mobilink is pleased with how ‘Bemisaal Ramdan’ performed, as it has offered again almost a similar promotion called ‘Jazz Non Stop Call Mast’, which allows free on-net calls after two minutes – round the clock.

As apparent from its name, ‘Jazz Non Stop Call Masti’ is said to be a response to Ufone’s ‘Non Stop Offer’.

Jazz Non Stop Call Masti is offered to Jazz Octane subscribers only; hence daily rental of Rs.1 plus tax is applicable in order to avail the offer.

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Tariff:

  • All On-net calls free after 2nd minute
  • Daily Subscription Fee: Rs. 1 plus tax per day
  • All other calls will be charged as per regular Jazz Octane Tariff

How to Subscribe:

Dial *105*1# on mobile screen and press send

How to Un-subscribe:

Dial *105*4# on mobile screen and press send

Package Conversion

If you have any other package than Jazz Octane, then

  • Call 123 from Jazz connection.
  • Press 3 for package settings.
  • Press 0 for package selection
  • Press 2 to select Jazz Octane

Note: For the convenience of customers, the package conversion will be absolutely free during the promotion duration

Terms & Conditions

  • During first minute, on-net calls will be charged at Rs 1 per 30 seconds
  • On-net calls to three F&F numbers will be charged at Rs 0.45/30 sec and will also be free after 2nd minute
  • Off-net calls will be charged as per regular Jazz Octane tariff
  • Package daily fee of Rs 1 will be applicable to all Jazz Octane subscribers in addition to the daily subscription fee of Jazz Non Stop Call Masti offer
  • Daily subscription will be renewed automatically until unsubscribed
  • For Jazz Octane LNO subscribers On-net calls will be charged at Rs 4 for first minute between 12am-7am
  • 19.5% tax apply on the above mentioned price
  • This will be a Limited Time Offer

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Saleh Sikandar