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Ncell launches Valentine packs

KATHMANDU, Feb 8: Ncell has brough a Valentine pack to allow its customers to 'enjoy endless conversations and uninterrupted video chats with their loved ones'. Issuing a statement on Wednesday, the telecommunication company said that the Valentine offer, including unlimited voice pack and data pack, enables customers to express their love and be more close to their loved ones without interruptions.
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KATHMANDU, Feb 8: Ncell has brough a Valentine pack to allow its customers to 'enjoy endless conversations and uninterrupted video chats with their loved ones'. Issuing a statement on Wednesday, the telecommunication company said that the Valentine offer, including unlimited voice pack and data pack, enables customers to express their love and be more close to their loved ones without interruptions. According to the statement, the offer is coming into effect from Thursday (February 8) and will remain in place for 15 days.


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“Under the Valentine offer, all prepaid and postpaid customers can subscribe to the voice pack at mere Rs 15 including tax, and make unlimited calls within Ncell network during 5 am to 5 pm,” read the statement. “Customers can activate the voice pack by dialing 17114 and following instruction. Ncell customers can also activate this pack through SMS by typing 'A' and sending it to 17114,” it added. According to Ncell, the voice pack remains valid for 24 hours and once the validity of pack expires customer will be charged at prevailing call rate. “Likewise, customers preferring to enjoy uninterrupted video chat with their loved ones, can activate data pack at Rs 20 including tax and enjoy uninterrupted access to Internet for one hour,” read the statement.

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