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Celcom offers pre-registration for Nokia C3

UPDATE: Celcom confirms RM99 Nokia C3 offer at Pavilion is happening this Friday. Update via FB page.

Celcom has started its pre register or commonly known registration of interest for the Nokia C3. Surprisingly an entry device like this requires ROI as its normally conducted for higher end models. The C3 is an entry level S40 device that comes with a full QWERTY keyboard. It is proven to be a big hit especially in Indonesia with a huge crowd lining up for it during launch day.

Earlier on, we had a heads up that Celcom is having a promo offer for the Nokia C3. This is reported to be happening at Pavilion this coming Friday where the device is offered from as low as RM99. You can check out the full details of the event here.

To register, head over to Celcom site.

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