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old3eyes

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#131113 9-Oct-2013 15:59
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I added $20 to one of my Telecom prepayed SIMs and  saw this when I logged in

"FREE Telecom Calling

FREE Telecom Calling for 1 month View details

You have used 2 min's"


When I click on the link to view details it takes ne to a standard prepay  info page.

Does anyone know how many free minutes..  minutes, Hours??





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eXDee
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  #911486 9-Oct-2013 16:37
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Perhaps you've stumbled across an upcoming promo?



Yyrael
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  #911518 9-Oct-2013 17:37
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There is a system that randomly gives out rewards to people however it usually texts you to advise this to my knowledge.
I would give *123 they should be able to clarify.

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  #913745 11-Oct-2013 16:20
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Well I tried to call *123 but after several attempts to get a live person I gave up. From tests it appears to be free to a landline and Telecom cell fone. No idea how many minutes.

I know Telecom ran these topup rewards programs up until about 2 years ago but have no heard of any since then. Oh well as eXDee says above. "Perhaps you've stumbled across an upcoming promo?"




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  #913766 11-Oct-2013 17:19
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A group of customers got this in error when they topped up. Instead of removing it, its become a treat.
The prepay helpdesk should know about this.

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  #913799 11-Oct-2013 18:37
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Thanx for the feed back..




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  #926920 4-Nov-2013 11:30
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Looks as though the Telecom website has caught up

"Effective 7 October 2013
Renewal valid until 7 November 2013

FREE Telecom Calling for 1 month FREE Telecom Calling for 1 month
FREE Calling Telecom mobiles and any NZ landline
Renews Top up $20 or more and get 1 month FREE calling for the time you topped up.
After 1 month your FREE calling will stop unless you Top up $20 or more.
FREE Telecom calling minutes can be used anytime of the day to Telecom mobiles and NZ landlines
Terms & Conditions for FREE Telecom Calling
Fair use policy applies. Terms and Conditions apply.
FREE Calling offer to Telecom Mobiles and NZ landlines for 1 month ends 31st January 2014"

Still no idea on how many free minutes..




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  #926927 4-Nov-2013 11:56
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old3eyes: Fair use policy applies. Terms and Conditions apply.
FREE Calling offer to Telecom Mobiles and NZ landlines for 1 month ends 31st January 2014"

Still no idea on how many free minutes..


When the deal is "as long as you top up $20 or more before or on the 31st January you will get 1 month of FREE calling." I would expect that the number of minutes would only depend on "Fair use" during the month.

 
 
 

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  #926939 4-Nov-2013 12:16
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Bung:
old3eyes: Fair use policy applies. Terms and Conditions apply.
FREE Calling offer to Telecom Mobiles and NZ landlines for 1 month ends 31st January 2014"

Still no idea on how many free minutes..


When the deal is "as long as you top up $20 or more before or on the 31st January you will get 1 month of FREE calling." I would expect that the number of minutes would only depend on "Fair use" during the month.


Yep.  That was my guess as well..




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