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SCOM Offering 3G/4G Packages to Customers in GB & AJ&K

  • March 3, 2019
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Special Communications Organization (SCO)  came up with the first ever 3G/4G network SCOM in Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan and is now offering its customers the cheapest Data Packages.

The 3G/4G Packages by SCO include  Daily, Weekly and Monthly bundles. The daily plus packages is available for Rs 29 offering 500 MB; The super week offer is for Rs 129 offering 1 GB + 1 GB; the monthly gold package is for Rs 449 offering 6 GB; and the 

Monthly Premium package is for Rs 549 offering 10 GB.

Customers can easily subscribe to the package of their choice by dialing *111# and following the instructions. The SCOM data package is available for all prepaid SCOM subscribers of GB and AJ&K. It is to be noted that after the expiration of the prepaid mobile Internet package, standard GPRS charges will be applicable. The Data Packages cannot be utilized during International roaming.

 

Reference links: propakistani.pk

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