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No subscription, no conditions and no time limitations; all they have to do is just keep using their Warid connection and receive immediate bonuses.
Warid customers will receive an immediate daily bonus by making On-net calls. However, the bonus received can be used, not just for On-Net calls but also for SMS to any network (On-net & Off-net).
This unique reward program has enriched Warid's relationship with its prepaid family.
Those who have not used their Warid SIM since May 2011, just by activating it now, not only will they receive free minutes / SMS worth 10% of their recharge amount, but also become eligible for the Bol Anmol Reward Program.
With the help of Warid Mobile Number Portability (MNP) service, non-Warid customers may also switch to Warid network and can receive instant bonus with Bol Anmol Reward Program. No other network is offering such rewards, which makes this a unique opportunity indeed. It is simply rewarding to be a part of Warid family.
This time PTCL has come up with a new EVO 256kbps package with no limits i.e unlimited downloads & uploads. An economically affordable package for wireless / mobile web surfers and best for the users having Ufone Futura handset.
This 256 kbps (kilo bits per second) gives maximum download speed of 32 kBps (Kilo Bytes Per Second).
Price:
The monthly charges of 256kpbs package are Rs. 1199/-
PTCL's EVO USB Device Price: Rs. 3999/-
There are no additional charges or taxes applicable on this service.
All Evo packages are valid for 30days; starting the day you connect to the network for the first time.
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Ufone Futura Mobile Phone with PTCL EVO broadband
how to connect Ufone Futura EVO Modem to PC / Laptop
Easypaisa Mobile Accounts, which are like normal bank accounts, can be opened at any Telenor Sales & Service Center, Telenor Franchise or Tameer Bank branch. The service is available for existing and new Telenor Pakistan customers.
Roar Bjaerum, Vice President Financial Services Telenor Pakistan highlighted the importance of mobile financial services.
“The provision of mobile financial services to the unbanked is associated with attainment of key economic and social goals. Easypaisa, a joint service of a telecommunication company and a microfinance bank, is well positioned to offer mobile financial services to those who are not availing any banking services. Easypaisa Mobile Account is a step in that direction and will offer people convenience, reliability, and empowerment.”Nadeem Hussain, President & CEO Tameer Microfinance Bank in his comments said:
“Tameer Bank is committed to improving the lives of the people of Pakistan through various financial initiatives. We believe that Easypaisa Mobile Account can become an important financial services tool by enabling the unbanked to send and receive funds easily, quickly and safely thereby obtaining access to credit, which can help to create new business activity and more jobs. Women's access to funds can also be improved, with positive effects on child education and health. The resultant activity can lead to a rise in Pakistan’s GDP and enhanced socio-economic indicators.”
Once an Easypaisa Mobile Account is opened, customers can go to any of the 12,000 easypaisa shops and Tameer Bank branches in Pakistan to deposit cash into or withdraw cash from their Account. They can then transfer and receive funds and pay their utility bills from their mobile phone. They can also receive international remittances directly on their mobile phones and keep it in the account for safe-holding.
Telenor Pakistan and Tameer Microfinance Bank launched Easypaisa from 2,200 outlets in October 2009. Today, the number has crossed 12,000 mobile-banking points in 660 cities across Pakistan. Easypaisa outlets now outnumber bank branches in the country.
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How to pay Wateen bills through easypaisa
Easypaisa Wins Best MMT Entrant of the Year Award
EasyPaisa Gets an Urdu Webpage
These can be used for making calls and sending SMS to any network. In addition to this, you will automatically become eligible for the Warid Bol Anmol bonus minutes at the end of the SIM Jagao offer. So start using your Warid SIM now to avail this new offer.
Bonus minutes and SMS can be checked by *200*1#
Warid Sim Activation Offer June July 2011
Free minutes or SMS are given on every recharge done during the campaign period. They will be valid for 3 days.
Your free minutes and SMS can be used for making calls or sending SMS to any network i.e. Warid to Warid and any other mobile network.
This offer is available for recharge through scratch card and Warid Ezeeload. It is not available through Warid balance share.
You can be eligible for Bol Anmol bonus minutes once this promotion ends.
In case you change your package, free minutes and SMS will be cancelled.
If you have existing free minutes or SMS in your account, then upon recharge the new free minutes or SMS will be transferred and accumulated in the previous one.
To activate your expired/inactive SIM dial 321 or visit your nearest franchise or business center to get a free duplicate SIM incase it has been lost/stolen.
This is a limited time offer and for Prepaid subscribers only.
Years ago, Google bought two cool products: Picasa and Blogger. It improved them, but kept the old names.Now Mashable’s Ben Parr is reporting that the Google+ rollout will involve redubbing these services as
Google Photos and Google Blogs. Sounds logical to me–especially since the offering I think of as “Picasa” is actually “Picasa Web Albums.”
Via: Technologizer: Picasa and Blogger No More?
Awards were presented in multiple categories, with winners chosen from a set of more than 3,000 entrants worldwide. The Inbox Business Technologies was recognised for providing outstanding solutions and services, as well as demonstrating excellent subsidiary engagement in Pakistan.
The Microsoft Country Partner of the Year Award honours partners at the country level who have demonstrated business excellence in delivering Microsoft solutions to mutual customers over the past year. [Daily Times]
