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1 Exclusive offer for employees of QDVC – Extras
Employees can purchase Handsets on 12m installments & avoid one time payment Requirements Installments will be billed in customers credit card (QNB or CBQ. More to come soon) To purchase any handsets which cost QR 500 and above at Ooredoo shop Advantages No limitations upon services No documentations / salary checks No advance payment on first installment No limitation on total amount of purchases Apple - iPhone 6 Samsung Galaxy Note5 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ Choice of Handset One time payment Monthly installment Samsung Galaxy Note5 QR 2,799 QR 233.3 Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ QR 3,099 QR 258.3 iPhone 6 QR 2,599 QR 216.6 iPhone 6 plus QR 2,999 QR 249.9 Samsung S6 DUOS QR 2,699 QR 224.9 Samsung S6 edge Samsung Galaxy S6 edge Samsung Galaxy S6

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