Warid Unlimited On-Net Calls – Free Calling Minutes For All Network

Warid has introduced Warid Unlimited On-Net Calls offer for its all Warid Prepaid customers of new, old and MNP customers. Through Warid Pakistan Offer, all ward prepaid users can pay for free throughout the day for any other Warid number anywhere in Pakistan. The exception time from 6 PM to 8 PM call applies.

Quick note: Warid Telecom merged into Jazz in 2016, so every Warid SIM is now a Jazz SIM. The details below still work exactly the same; if you are looking for something current, the linked Jazz guides are kept fully up to date.

Therefore, please do not wait and subscribe to the new Calls offer so that you can call any ward number for unlimited hours and there is no charge for 24 hours a day. Also, check Warid Youth Portal.

Warid Unlimited On-Net Calls

For further details, Warid Pakistan Offer with Unlimited On-net Free Calling, Tariff is given below:

Also, check Warid Voice Craze Offer.

Terms And Conditions:

• According to the reasonable use policy, 300 minutes can use from Warid to Warid every day.
• All out-of-network calls will charge according to the package plan.
• The free minutes will expire at midnight on the same day.
• So, Rs 1 + t will be applicable to send sms to 4337.
• Standard call setup charges will apply on Warid Unlimited On-Net Calls
• The offer is auto recursive In case of insufficient balance, the offer will expire and the user will have to reactivate the offer.

What happened to Warid Unlimited On Net Calls?

The unlimited on net calling deal above belongs to the old Warid prepaid era. After Warid merged into Jazz in 2016, its separate packages were retired and customers were moved onto Jazz offers. This specific subscription, including the SMS keyword and the daily fair use limit shown in the table, is no longer on sale. Sending the old keyword today will not switch the offer on.

We have left the original details on the page because people still look them up. Callers who used this package often remember the evening restriction and the daily minutes cap, and they want to confirm whether something similar still exists. The short answer is that calling bundles still exist, but they are normally sold as weekly or monthly packages with a fixed number of minutes rather than as a daily unlimited plan with an excluded busy period.

What you get today instead

Heavy callers on Jazz now tend to pick either a weekly hybrid bundle for regular use or a monthly bundle if they want fewer renewals to think about. If your calls are mostly to Jazz numbers with some calls to other networks mixed in, compare the current Jazz call packages before you subscribe, since that guide lists the live prices and minutes in one place.

Before choosing, think about your real calling pattern. A bundle with a large on net allowance suits families who all use the same network. If you regularly call Telenor, Zong or Ufone numbers, off net minutes matter more than a headline figure. Also check validity. A cheaper daily offer can cost more over a month than a weekly bundle if you renew it every day. The Jazz World app shows your active offers and remaining minutes, which helps you avoid paying twice for overlapping bundles.

If you still use an old Warid SIM

An old Warid number is a Jazz number now. You recharge it as Jazz, you buy Jazz bundles for it, and you use Jazz customer care when you need help. There is no separate Warid top up or Warid bundle shop to look for.

Save the checks you will actually use. Balance is on *111# and bundle usage is on *117#. For account help, dial 111 from the number. If your SIM is very old and your phone struggles with modern network services, a Jazz shop can advise whether a SIM replacement on the same number is worth doing. Keep your original ID card with you for any such visit.

Common questions

Is unlimited Warid to Warid calling still available?
Not under this old offer. Jazz sells calling bundles with set allowances, and the current list changes over time, so check the live Jazz guide rather than relying on this historical page.

Why does my Warid SIM show Jazz on the phone?
Because Warid merged into Jazz in 2016. The network name on your screen changed, but your number stayed the same.

What should I buy if I call a lot every day?
Start with weekly and monthly hybrid bundles and compare the off net minutes. That is usually better value than stacking small daily offers.

One last practical point is worth remembering. When a bundle expires, standard call charges can apply straight away, so a quick usage check before a long call saves an unpleasant surprise. If you notice your balance dropping faster than expected, open the Jazz World app, look at your active subscriptions in order, and cancel anything you no longer recognise from there rather than guessing which code controls it.