Ooredoo has announced a new promotion with Nojoom partner Starlink.
From March 28 to April 28, 2021, customers making a purchase of a minimum of QR1,000 at Starlink will get a Nojoom Reward Card and up to 10,000 Nojoom points on top of their regular reward points.
To take part in the promotion, Nojoom members can visit any Starlink branch or shop online via the Starlink mobile App or at www.starlink.qa. They will get one Nojoom point for every QR2 spent, and when spending a minimum of QR1,000 they will get a Nojoom Reward Card.
Each card will have a prize of 500-10,000 Nojoom points and customers need simply scan the QR code on each card to discover the prize points, which will then be credited to their account.
Sabah Rabiah al-Kuwari, director, PR at Ooredoo, said: “This is the latest in a line of incredible promotions for our Nojoom members, as part of our drive to reward our customers for their much-appreciated loyalty and achieve complete customer satisfaction. We know our customers enjoy the opportunity to earn points and rewards, and offering them the chance to win thousands of Nojoom points only increases the attraction of the Nojoom programme.”
To take part in the promotion, Nojoom members can visit any Starlink branch or shop online via the Starlink mobile App or at www.starlink.qa. They will get one Nojoom point for every QR2 spent, and when spending a minimum of QR1,000 they will get a Nojoom Reward Card.
Each card will have a prize of 500-10,000 Nojoom points and customers need simply scan the QR code on each card to discover the prize points, which will then be credited to their account.
Sabah Rabiah al-Kuwari, director, PR at Ooredoo, said: “This is the latest in a line of incredible promotions for our Nojoom members, as part of our drive to reward our customers for their much-appreciated loyalty and achieve complete customer satisfaction. We know our customers enjoy the opportunity to earn points and rewards, and offering them the chance to win thousands of Nojoom points only increases the attraction of the Nojoom programme.”
