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Ncell’s tablet scheme for calls from Malaysia 



KATHMANDU: Ncell customers receiving calls from their loved ones from Malaysia can win tablets, the company has said.

Ncell Axiata Limited has announced this attractive scheme in partnership with Malaysian telecom companies on the occasion of the Chinese New Year.

This scheme is coming into effect from Tuesday (February 01) and will remain in place for 10 days.

During this scheme period, three customers receiving the highest international incoming calls from Malaysia will win one TCL Tab 10s with Flipcase and T-pen each.

The three highest call receiving customers will be selected based on the frequency of the call, average call duration and call received minutes.

Family members, friends, and relatives of Nepali people who are subscribers of DIGI, U Mobile, Celcom, and Maxis in Malaysia will benefit from this scheme.

Customers receiving at least two minutes of calls from Malaysia will be eligible to win the tablet.

Also, customers receiving calls from international destinations including Malaysia get a bonus of up to Rs. 20 depending on the duration of calls received.

For this, customers can simply dial 17126 to activate this service for free of cost. Customers can use bonus balance for making calls and SMS to Ncell users, and internet browsing. Bonus received by customers will be valid for 3 days.

Winners of the three tablets will be handed over with their tablets from Ncell ICON in Lainchaur or Ncell Centres in the regions as per the convenience of customers who win a tablet.

Meanwhile, in a bid to entertain and connect Nepali people residing in different countries, Ncell is organising a virtual concert at 6:45 pm on Saturday (February 12) through Facebook Live.

Artist Kali Prasad Bastola and the band will perform best numbers virtually during the virtual concert.

Publish Date : 02 February 2022 20:51 PM

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