QNB launches a promotion to reimburse fees for every second Western Union money transfer made by QNB internet banking users through December 31, 2012. The promotion allows customers to send money conveniently from their accounts via Western Union's Account-Based Money Transfer service to over 510,000 locations in more than 200 countries. QNB customers will have their transfer fees reimbursed for a second transaction if both transactions are completed within 30 days during the promotion period.

1. PRESS RELEASE
QNB launches “every second transaction for free” promotion
Promotion valid through December 31st 2012
QNB internet banking users can now reimburse the transfer fees of their
second Western Union money transfer per month*
Doha, 5, November 2012- Qatar National Bank, (QNB), the largest financial institution in the
State of Qatar and the MENA region, in cooperation with Western Union, a leader in global
payment and money transfer services, launched a promotion to reimburse every second
transaction fee* of the Western Union's Account-Based Money Transfer (ABMT) service. The
promotion is open to all QNB Customers sending money via Western Union services available on
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QNB Internet Banking. The validity period of the promotion will be from 5 November to 31
December 2012.
This service will enable QNB customers to send money conveniently from their accounts for
payout at any of Western Union’s 510,000 Agent locations in over 200 countries and territories. In
addition to QNB existing regular international transfer facility, this will be a latest service where
customers could conveniently send money fast, anytime, anywhere and could track their transfer
24 X 7 through their Internet Banking service.
The promotion will enable QNB customers to get back the transfer fees for the second transaction
if both transactions are executed no later than 30 days apart and within the duration of the
promotion.
QNB is the first bank in Qatar to provide Western Union Account Based Money Transfer service
to its client via Internet Banking.
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*Terms and conditions apply. Western Union also makes money from currency exchange.