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Topic # 105986 16-Jul-2012 11:13 Send private message

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Vodafone customers wanting to feel part of this year’s sporting activity will be able to catch up with friends and family in the UK via landline or mobile for just $2, in a cheap as chips UK calling promotion launching this month.

From now until 30 September, fixed line customers will pay just $2 for a marathon two-hour-call from a Vodafone home phone to any UK landline – and only $2 for up to 20 minutes talk-time to any UK mobile. 

Vodafone Prepay and On Account mobile customers can be part of the action too.  Calls from a Vodafone mobile to any UK landline cost just $2 for 60 minutes – removing the hurdles associated with using a mobile for international calls.

Greg Campbell, Marketing Director, says: “If you can’t be there in person, this comes a very close second!  Our latest calling offers give customers great value and the opportunity to stay on track with the latest news from London – without worrying about the cost.” 

Vodafone On Account travellers lucky enough to be heading to the UK can take advantage of Vodafone’s winning roaming deals.  From 24 July to 27 September, customers pay only $0.50 MB for data usage – so posting Facebook updates and keeping up with the latest news won’t cost an arm or a leg.
For more information, visit www.vodafone.co.nz/twodollars




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  Reply # 656394 16-Jul-2012 12:00 Send private message

I am not bagging this deal but find it ironic that it is cheaper to call London on my mobile than someone in Auckland. Pity I don't know anyone in London!




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  Reply # 656401 16-Jul-2012 12:02 Send private message

the word 'Olympics' is conspicuous in it's abscence from that press release.


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  Reply # 656405 16-Jul-2012 12:07 Send private message

NonprayingMantis: the word 'Olympics' is conspicuous in it's abscence from that press release.

That could well be for 'marketing' reasons.  (ie: associating yourself with an event when you are not an official sponser)

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