Etisalat announces 300% bonus on recharge cards for Ramadan

By Amber Donovan-Stevens
Emirates Telecommunication company Etisalat announced that for the first time, WaselGo customers will be awarded 300% in bonus credit for recharging dur...

Emirates Telecommunication company Etisalat announced that for the first time, WaselGo customers will be awarded 300% in bonus credit for recharging during the Holy Month Ramadan. 100% bonus credit will be awarded to the customer, and 200% can be sent to two friends.

The reward system was announced especially for Ramadan, a time of spiritual reflection and time for families to come together. The bonus credit will be valid for two days, allowing customers to capture every moment of Ramadan with their families and friends, without incurring additional costs.

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The promotion is available until 2. June 2019, and customers are required to recharge with the minimum value of  AED30 (US$8.17). To ensure that customers receive the bonus, they need to share it by dialling *101*300# before their first recharge.

Customers can pay via the mobile app. The My Etisalat UAE app allows customers to recharge at any time as well as paying bills and purchase add-ons. The app allows monitoring of current balance and fees due, tracking of data consumption and where money is being spent most, reporting usage patterns.

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