In today’s era, where petrol prices are becoming heavy on people’s pockets, a strange offer has emerged from a small town in Telangana, which has attracted everyone’s attention. Airtel employees at Dammapet mandal center of the district have started a unique scheme to attract customers – buy SIM and get free petrol.
It is being told that in view of the ongoing petrol shortage in the area, Airtel staff has come out with this creative offer. According to the offer, if a customer ports his number to Airtel network and recharges ₹ 350, he will be given one liter petrol free. Then what, a crowd of people gathered to get the SIM.
‘Now we will choose SIM according to petrol’
Local people say that such an offer has never been seen before. Many people are jokingly saying that now they will choose SIM according to petrol and not network. While some people are calling it smart marketing, some are also calling it taking advantage of the need.
In recent days, there were reports of shortage in supply at petrol pumps in Dammapet, due to which people were facing problems. In such a situation, this offer seems like a relief to the people, even if the purpose behind it is commercial.
Questions arising regarding the offer
However, some questions are also being raised regarding this offer. Is this an official company scheme or a promotional stunt done at the local level? Is it in accordance with the rules? No official statement has come from Airtel on this yet.
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This news is becoming increasingly viral on social media also. People are calling it “India’s most unique offer”, while some are calling it a new marketing gimmick. Overall, this offer of Dammapet has become a topic of discussion among the people where petrol is also available along with signal. Now it will be interesting to see how far this trend reaches further.
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