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Warid customers get another chance to re-verify their SIMs after PTA blocked 25 million SIMs

byCustoms Today Report
16/04/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Following Pakistan Telecommunication Authority’s (PTA) deadline ended on April 12, Warid Telecom is offering another chance to re-verify the number and restore the blocked SIM card.

SIM re-verification campaign led by PTA and the Government of Pakistan, Warid Telecom will be offering its subscribers the opportunity to re-activate their unverified SIMs that have been blocked.

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For the ease and benefit of their customers, Warid users can retrieve their unverified number by visiting their nearest Warid Business Center, franchise or biometric retailer.

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