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Mobilink Jazz Took Off SMS Bundle Package Again on Eid




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Mobilink Jazz LogoTwo and a half month ago, Mobilink along with Telenor and Ufone stopped all their SMS packages for their customers during the Eid holidays. The reason of taking down these services was to reduce the massive load on their network due to SMS which even disturbs calling facility. Many emergency calls during these Eid vacations were not able to go through because of network being busy due to heavy load of SMS.

Mobilink had been falling behind all the other networks until they started the Jazz Unlimited Daily Bundle SMS offer and came back on track. Many of the Jazz users shifted to other networks just because of the non-availability of any unlimited sms package. Now they were attracted back with a very good package, but unfortunately again Mobilink has taken down this service during the eid vacations.

Mobilink Jazz Unlimited SMS Bundle Offer

The Jazz Unlimited Bundle SMS Service will resume again on 2nd December 2009. The website link of SMS Bundle Package is also taken off by Mobilink.

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3 Comments for Mobilink Jazz Took Off SMS Bundle Package Again on Eid

Mobilink Jazz SMS Bundle Package is Back On Eid Day | Pak-SMS.com | November 28, 2009 at 11:44 am

[...] is really an amazing gift from Mobilink to the Jazz users. Mobilink turned off the Jazz Daily SMS Bundle Package on 22nd November 2009 once again like two and a half months ago they did the same on Eid. But most [...]

asmat khan shinwari | December 25, 2009 at 12:24 pm

salam
how are you mujeeb shinwari. plz net ta kena kana yaar.

haris | December 8, 2011 at 6:31 am

yar ye internet k pakege off kese karna ha

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