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For Roamers Abroad, Mobilink Logs Calls

Mobilink has introduced SMS alerts for its international roaming (IR) customers as a means to enhance Mobilink customers’. The service will provide Mobilink IR customers with their Data usage details every four hours keeping them aware of their usage and managing their budget accordingly.

Ufone and British Council Give Back

Ufone has partnered with the British Council for a scholarship programme.  Any student who has taken the IELTS through the British Council and aims to take admission in a university will be eligible for the participation in the programme. All they need to do is to text their registration code through Ufone number to 3242 and they will be given a quiz. The quiz will comprise 10 questions and the top 10 scorers will be given topics, to work on and present to British Council.

Google Voice Jazzes up the Mobile

Google Voice offers you more control of your phone experience.  When you sign up for a free Google Voice account, Google gives you a free phone number. Incoming calls can simultaneously ring on up to six phones linked to your account. Outbound calls can be placed using the Google Voice Android or iOS app, or from Google Voice on the web.

Visa Rewards with FIFA

As part of its sponsorship of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, Visa Inc., has launched a promotion to send one valued cardholder in Pakistan to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil final match, hosted at the Estádio do Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro on 13th July 2014. The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, which is scheduled to take place in June and July this year, is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year.

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