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Now with Ufone receive all calls from Pakistan in UAE for just AED 0.52; meaning Rs.12 only ...
  
Your savings are guaranteed with Ufone’s lowest and unbeatable International Roaming rates. Now with Ufone U can receive calls from Pakistan in UAE for just AED 0.52; meaning just Rs.12 only. Ufone helps U stay connected while U are living or traveling there by providing you seamless voice and SMS roaming around the globe. So stay connected with your loved ones with Ufone’s crystal clear voice quality and instant connectivity.
  
For your convenience this offer has already been pre-activated on your Prepaid connection.
  
Terms & Conditions:
  
AED price equivalent to Rs. 12 is calculated based on IMF published rates dated 21st June 2011. AED price may fluctuate according to currency exchange rate.
This promotional price of Rs. 12 per minute on incoming call is available only with Etisalat network in UAE.
Standard published rates will apply for all other roaming services
Company has the right to revoke the offer without any prior notice
Terms & conditions apply
19.5% FED on usage and 10% withholding tax at recharge or bill applies.
Using SIMS without proper documentation is a crime – PTA

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