Ooredoo Launches ‘Nojoom for All’ to Empower Every Customer Segment With Greater Value Than Ever Before

Marking the special occasion of reaching 2 million Nojoom customers, Ooredoo has announced that their exclusive programme is now open to users of Shababiah and More Recharge services. Their larger than life loyalty programme was created to recognise and reward customers with a wide range of benefits across retail, lifestyle, telecoms and more.

Feras Al Sheikh, Director of Consumer Sales at Ooredoo, said, “As the Sultanate’s data experience leader, we are always listening to our customers to provide us with inspiration when it comes to innovating our telecom services as well as how we say thank you. This has helped us continue to drive service excellence with every product and every reward. Nojoom for All highlights just how central user experience is at Ooredoo. All subscribers can now look forward to an even more comprehensive programme, with more gifts, more points, and more surprises waiting for them.”  

Members of Ooredoo’s Nojoom programme receive points on purchases, which can be redeemed for any existing telecom service including local and international minutes, subscription to any of the company’s data bundles or for discounts on outstanding bills. Points can also be redeemed for a number of interesting benefits, including VIP tickets to VOX Cinemas, coffee at Gloria Jean’s Coffees, and QMiles with Qatar Airways’ Privilege Club. Through Ooredoo Mondays, Nojoom customers also can enjoy exclusive ‘Buy 1 get 1 Free’ offers on cinema tickets, shopping, dining, and more.

He added, “Nojoom’s growth and popularity has spread rapidly since its launch, with more than 2 million customers receiving points, extras, and rewards every day. We anticipate that number to surge significantly over the next few months as more customers will have access to this cost-effective service than ever before.”

To enjoy Nojoom and everything it has to offer, customers can either head to www.ooredoo.om or download the Ooredoo Oman app, where they can opt in for free.