Showing posts with label customers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label customers. Show all posts
Thursday, February 9, 2017
Ufone Offer Rs 600 Free Balance for New and Port in Customers
Ufone Offer Rs 600 Free Balance for New and Port in Customers
Rs.100 per month, once every month, on a minimum recharge of Rs. 100. The offer will continue for six months, hence giving the customer a benefit of Rs. 600 in total.
Speaking about this exciting offer, General Manager Marketing at Ufone, Taimur Cheema, said, “We consider our customers as the most important members of the Ufone family. Keeping that in mind, we have launched this lucrative offer to reward new customers so that they can benefit from our exceptional services while looking forward to earning more balance each month.”
“This offer is to remind our customers that they are a part of a network that believes in giving the best to the consumers. The offer will ensure peace of mind as new and port-in customers can look forward to enjoying Ufone services without worrying about their balance.” He added.
Terms and Conditions:
- This offer is valid until 15th of April 2014.
- Upon recharging balance of Rs. 100 or more, customers will get additional balance of Rs. 100, once a month, for up to 6 months.
- Customers will also get the standard amount of balance alongside Additional balance of Rs. 100
- Additional balance will be valid for 72 hours
- This offer is for customers who buy a new Ufone SIM or port-in to Ufone network
- Additional balance is only available on scratch cards and ULoad recharges
- Additional balance cannot be shared via Ushare
- Additional balance is valid for calls from Ufone to Ufone, PTCL and Vfone, local SMS & MMS, GPRS, balance enquiry and package conversion on the Ufone network
- Additional balance is not valid for bundle subscriptions, offers, buckets, short codes, IVR, Ushare, International SMS, calls to other networks and international calls
- To check your remaining balance, dial *124#
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Monday, February 6, 2017
TESCO Customers Account Details Leaked Online
TESCO Customers Account Details Leaked Online
You all were busy in celebrating Valentine’s Day with your loved ones, and the cyber criminals were too celebrating the day in their own way, and this time, with the TESCO customers.
Tesco suffered and admitted a data breach and has been forced to deactivate thousands of its customers net accounts after their login names and passwords were hacked and distributed online.
A list of over 2,240 Tesco.com internet shopping accounts was posted online on the Pastebin website by some unknown hackers on Thursday, allowing access to online shopping accounts, personal details and Tesco Clubcard vouchers, reported by The Guardian.
A Tesco spokesperson said, "We take the security of our customers data extremely seriously and are urgently investigating these claims.”
“We have contacted all customers who may have been affected and are committed to ensuring that none of them miss out as a result of this. We will issue replacement vouchers to the very small numbers who are affected."
It is still vague how exactly the cyber criminals were potentially viable to gain access to the Tesco customer details, but some experts says the hackers compiled the stolen details from other websites and then found that Tesco customers used the same username and password combination as those in previous hacks against.
This was not the first time when Tesco has fallen victim to cyber thieves. In 2013, Tesco came under a similar attack when hundreds of Tesco Clubcard users found their online accounts had been compromised.
The company has also encountered several security issues with its website, where an XSS flaw left customers at risk of having their accounts hijacked.
The company has also encountered several security issues with its website, where an XSS flaw left customers at risk of having their accounts hijacked.
In a blog post, the security researcher Troy Hunt, who previously claimed that Tesco was sending passwords in plain text via email, criticized the giant and said, "I would not for a moment assume that the extent of the damage is only a couple of thousand accounts, thats almost certainly only the tip of the iceberg."
Earlier this month, Tesco accidentally revealed hundreds of customer email addresses as it attempted to apologize for a pricing error by including all recipients’ email addresses in the ‘to’ field, which meant they were seen by all those receiving the message, that’s a humble thing.
Also during last Christmas Holidays, the massive data breach occurred at TARGET in which over 40 million Credit & Debit cards were stolen that used to pay for purchases at its 1500 stores nationwide in the U.S.
Also during last Christmas Holidays, the massive data breach occurred at TARGET in which over 40 million Credit & Debit cards were stolen that used to pay for purchases at its 1500 stores nationwide in the U.S.
The customers are advised to use a different password for every single online account which they use, because you can’t always put your security into the head of service providers. It’s your own concern in protecting ourselves by not using the same password combinations or using passwords that are easy to second guess. Rather, use a pass-phrases that include lower case, upper case, numbers, special symbols which will also help you increase the complexity and easily re-memorable.
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Sunday, January 29, 2017
PTCL Sets Up Management Portal For EVO Wingle And Nitro Customers
PTCL Sets Up Management Portal For EVO Wingle And Nitro Customers
Through this portal customers will be able to manage their accounts, view their usage details and perform various other functions relating to PTCL wireless broadband services they are using.
Almost all packages from EVO, Wingle and Nitro are capped now with a monthly limit on downloads, this management portal is going to help customers to track their usage patterns and to plan their broadband usages.
Customers can also recharge their (prepaid) accounts through the management portal.
Here is the URL: evo.com.pk
If you are new user then click on “Register” to get yourself an account. You will need your MDN – a number available on your device or back of packing – to get started. Along with you will need to provide your email ID and mobile number to get registered.
You will get your passwords in an SMS on your phone.
Please note that PTCL has this tendency of sending email and SMS reminders for payments, so be willing to receive such notifications if you register with them here.
Once registered, you can log-in to start performing various management operations relating to your EVO, Nitro and 3G tab.
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