Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Warid My5 Make Unlimited Free Calls on 5 Friends & Family Mumbers


Posted on January 05th, 2010 in Mobiles & Networks
Warid introduces a new feature for its PostPaid subscribers. Now for the first time in Pakistan, Warid PostPaid subscribers can enjoy Unlimited Calls 24/7/365 on their 5 Friends and Family Numbers for just Rs 500 + tax.

My5 is a permanent feature for PostPaid subscribers that would enable you make Unlimited calls and talk as much as you want on 5 Friends & Family numbers throughout the month.

My5 is only available on new Warid PostPaid Packages (250/750/1500 and 2500) with 30 seconds pulse; however, to avail this offer,subscribers on old zahi packages e.g. Silver (Zero Line Rental), 150, 500 and 1000 line rental packages will have to upgrade their packages to 250, 750, 1500 and 2500 line rental packages (30 seconds pulse). My5 is not valid on Warid PostPaid Unlimited Package as FnF calls are already free in this package.

How to Get:
New PostPaid subscribers will have to visit nearest business centre or franchise and fill in CSAF. You can also request activation of My5 service by calling 321.

An Existing Warid PostPaid subscriber only has to call 321 or visit nearest Warid Business Center or Franchise to get My5 activated. (My5 activation is subject to bill run)

Charges:

Rs. 500 + tax will be charged per month in addition to line rental.

Jazz offers International Calls on Local Rates Rs.1.36 Per Minutes

Posted on January 05th, 2010 in Mobiles & Networks

Jazz once again reasserts its market dominance as the best voice-based package in the cellular market by launching brand new discounted international call rates!

With Jazz’s new international call rates, all Jazz users can make International calls to the highest number of destinations offered by any mobile operator at Local call rates ANY time for as low as Rs. 1.36 per min! All our customers have to do to avail this offer is to subscribe to their desired destination once a week.

Salient Features International Direct Dialing:

1. One time Subscription Fee will be charged at the time of Subscription.
2. Subscription Validity period will be 7 days.
3. User can opt for maximum of 9 destinations at one time (separate fee per destination will be charged)
Country Country Code Subscription Fee
1 Australia (L) 61 Rs. 10
2 Canada & USA (L+M) 1 Rs. 20*
3 China (L+M) 86 Rs. 10
4 Denmark (L) 45 Rs. 10
5 France (L) 33 Rs. 10
6 Germany (L) 49 Rs. 10
7 Greece (L) 30 Rs. 10
8 Ireland (L) 353 Rs. 10
9 Italy (L) 39 Rs. 10
10 Netherlands (L) 31 Rs. 10
11 Portugal (L) 351 Rs. 10
12 Singapore (L+M) 65 Rs. 10
13 Spain (L) 34 Rs. 10
14 Switzerland (L) 41 Rs. 10
15 United Kingdom (L) 44 Rs. 10

For Canada and USA (L+M) the subscription charges have been doubled since 2 destinations get opened through the country code of 1

How To Subscribe:

1-Customer will type the name of the country and send an SMS to 424.
2-Once the SMS is sent, a USSD string will be sent back to the customer for further subscription for a particular country.
3-User will dial the USSD string on mobile screen and press send to avail the discounted rate for that country.

Pakistan in sight of victory against Aussies

SYDNEY: Pakistan took full control of the second Test match here at the Sydney Cricket Ground when their bowlers grabbed eight wickets of Australia’s second innings on Tuesday.

Australia were reeling at 286 for eight when the play ended on the third day of the five-day match.

Michael Hussey, who came at number four is still at the crease with a fighting 73. The other batsman is tail-ender Peter Siddle (10 not out).

Pakistan need only two wickets to go for chasing an expected easy target to beat Australia at their own ground.

Leg-spinner Danish Kaneria captured four wickets for 117 runs while seamer Umar Gul claimed three for 62. Fast bowler Mohammad Asif took one wicket while Mohammad Sami could not get any wicket.

Earlier, openers Shane Watson and Phill Hughes provided a solid start of 105 after Pakistan were all out for 333 with an impressive lead of 206 runs.

Australia were 86 for no loss at lunch but lost three wickets in the second session.

First, Hughes went for 37, later captain Ricky Ponting lost his wicket for 11, then Watson fell for 97.

Australia resumed at 199 for three after tea but Danish Kaneria destroyed their batting line taking three more wickets. He dismissed North (2), Haddin (15) and Johnson (3) before Asif removed Micheal Clarke for 21.

Umar Gul claimed the eight Australian wicket getting Nathan Hauritz out four.

Nawaz vows to foil plot against democracy

KARACHI: Pakistan Muslim League-N chief Mian Nawaz Sharif said Tuesday that his party would foil every plot aimed at destabilizing democracy in the country.

Addressing a news conference after chairing the meeting of the party’s Organizing Committee here, Nawaz Sharif said there was no conspiracy against President Asif Ali Zardari, but added the PML-N would resist any such move even before the government.

He, however, cautioned that undemocratic attitude of the rulers could pose threat to the democracy. The former premier said those talking about the conspiracy against democracy are in the government. They should take actions against such elements, said Nawaz.

The former premier urged President Zardari to explain whom he was facing threat.

“We need to learn a lesson from the past, he said, adding survival of both PML-N and PPP is in the best interest of democracy.”

To a question, he clarified that the repeal of 17th Amendment was not meant for becoming prime minister for the third time.