As we reported earlier this week, Zong yesterday commercially launched its 3G services in the country.
A launch ceremony was held at Zong’s headquarters in Islamabad in which Zong’s top management, Dr. Ismail Shah, Chairman Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, along with other members of PTA were also present.
With this commercial launch, Zong’s 3G services are available in Lahore and Karachi. Zong’s 3G services will be made available in Islamabad with-in next couple of weeks.
Now let’s get to Zong’s 3G Packages.
According to the information we have received, Zong will offer daily, weekly and monthly 3G Packages for its customers. Check below the details:
So as obvious from the details available in the table, the maximum data limit one can get in a month is 4GB, and this plan is priced at Rs. 650 per month.
Zong is offering Add-ons for its 3G Packages. Add-ons are basically a value addition in the package that will allow customers to use more data with-in time duration of package selected against a price.
Below are add-ons that Zong is offering for its 3G customers:
Again to explain the add-ons, if you are on a weekly package with 150MB limit, and you are nearing your data limit even before the expiry of the package, then you can select any of the addon to continue using the 3G services.
Add-ons will expire along with the data-package that you have selected already.
Once you are out of bundle, and you haven’t added any add-on to your account then 3G services will be charged as following:
Default 3G package or default 3G charges for Zong’s 3G services — when there’s no package selected – are as following:
Zong is offering a free social package for limited time. With this package, customers can use unlimited Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter for free. Below are details:
You can check remaining data limit of your 3G package by Dialling *102#
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