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CGC opens Nokia showroom and service center at Lulu Hyper on D Ring Road

Consolidated Gulf Company (CGC), Nokia partner for Qatar, has opened a new Nokia showroom and Nokia Care service center at Lulu Hypermarket on D Ring Road in Doha. Anil Mahajan, Chief Operating Officer of CGC, and Shaijan M. O., Regional Manager, Lulu Hypermarket group, jointly inaugurated the new Nokia outlet at one of the most popular malls in the country. Celebrating the launch, CGC is gifting free Nokia T-shirts, steel coffee mugs, 2GB memory card with adapter on every purchase of Nokia phones and enhancements worth QR 100 and more from the showroom. To commemorate the occasion, CGC also distributed branded pens and stress- buster balls to the mall shoppers.

09:52 September 16th, 2009
Posted by: Jonathan Ford

There is something surreal about the financial crisis that has engulfed Dubai.

A small desert emirate, without significant hydrocarbon reserves, Dubai finds itself geared to the eyebrows in the midst of a global downturn. Deutsche Bank estimates its external debts at about $74.3 billion. That, for the record, is 107 percent of the emirate’s expected 2009 GDP, or more than 14 times its government revenues for 2006 (the latest year for which data is available).

But it isn’t just the extreme leverage that is surreal. Dubai has long borrowed heavily to invest. The real twist comes from the wacky way that Dubai has chosen to invest its borrowed cash.

1. Call Center agents are worst than Qtel. They dont know to answer an inquiry. They told me to visit a retail store when I asked them to convert my line to prepaid but when I'm in the retail store the agents in retail store told me that only the call center can do the conversion.
Qtel is better because you may visit their Qtel offices if their call center agents dont know how to answer your inquiry. Vodafone has no offices who can answer your inquiry.

2. Vodafone are not replying on my email for my request of recharge transaction record. I sent them my third email but they are still not replying. I emailed it to care.qa/-a-t-/vodafone.com

3. Call Center agents are rude specially that Filipina lady named Jen.

iPhone 3GS Lands in Qatar!

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07 September 2009

Starlink is the First to Offer Powerful New Model at Great Price

The fastest, most powerful iPhone yet - the iPhone 3GS 32GB - is now available in Qatar, proudly brought to you by Starlink.

Limited stock available now for QR 3,800 at Starlink shops in Al Nasr St. and City Center Mall, the 3Gs 32GB offers video recording, Voice Control, 32GB and a huge range of features and applications, and will be available for sale as of Tuesday, September 8th.