Robi has launched a new VAS campaign whereby Robi subscribers can meet the pace sensation, Rubel. The campaign will run from April 21 to May 11, 2015.
‘Meet & Greet with Rubel’ is an SMS based quiz campaign. Robi users need to subscribe with Follo service for Rubel to take part in the quiz campaign. They have to type START RUBEL and send to 
28777 to subscribe. Then the registered users will get confirmation message, celebrity update and a question related to Rubel Hossain.
They have to answer the question by sending A or B to 28777. Following correct answer to a question another question will appear. For every correct answer the subscriber will get 1 point besides the participants of the campaign will get 2 points for subscribing for this campaign. Contestants scoring 200 points in a day will get a replica National Cricket team jersey. The subscribers can check points scored by them for free by sending SCORE to 28777.
The contestants who score 2500 points or beyond during the campaign will get the opportunity to meet the pace sensation, take photos, get autographs and have a buffet dinner with him.
The subscribers have to pay 2.30 taka per day for regular Follo service and get daily 3 to 4 SMS updates from Rubel. Additionally, they have to pay 2.30 taka per quiz-question.
About Rob Axiata Ltd:
Robi Axiata Limited is a joint venture between Axiata Group Berhad, of Malaysia and NTT DoCoMo Inc, of Japan. Robi is the second largest mobile phone operator in Bangladesh in terms of revenue, with over 26 million subscribers, as of March 2015. Robi network provides nationwide coverage to nearly 99% of the population with more than 11,200 BTS. Robi proudly claims to have the widest international roaming service in the market, connecting over 600 operators across 200 countries. It is also the first operator to introduce GPRS and 3.5G services in Bangladesh. The Company has introduced many first of its kind digital services in the country and has invested heavily in taking mobile financial services to the underserved communities in the rural and semi-urban areas.
