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Hi forumites,

Yesterday I saw this short TV ad about Vodacom's upcoming something something they dubbed Free4Sho. The voice over artist said something about free stuff where you don't have to wait for a certain hour or to get the freebies, (this is out of context but it's something along those lines). I don't know whether it's a promo or something new that's here to stay. Or maybe it's Vodacom's response to Cell C's new SUPERCHARGE promo?

Apparently all will be revealed on Sunday this week, that's what the voice over said.

Does anybody have a clue what Vodacom has up their sleeve? Please do tell before they officially announce what it is that they are bringing to the table. Or maybe it's another smoke and mirrors tactic? :confused:
 
I am going to take a guess. Definitely a response to Cell C's excellent SUPERCHARGE!

I bet Vodacom will tell you to recharge with R100 or more for you to get free Vodacom to Vodacom minutes for a very limited time, more likely the R100 will get you 50 minutes with all other recharges also giving you half the free minutes.

I honestly don't see Vodacom coming remotely close to Cell C. They are just sad and pathetic!
 
Tygga said:
Hi forumites,

Yesterday I saw this short TV ad about Vodacom's upcoming something something they dubbed Free4Sho. The voice over artist said something about free stuff where you don't have to wait for a certain hour or to get the freebies, (this is out of context but it's something along those lines). I don't know whether it's a promo or something new that's here to stay. Or maybe it's Vodacom's response to Cell C's new SUPERCHARGE promo?

Apparently all will be revealed on Sunday this week, that's what the voice over said.

Does anybody have a clue what Vodacom has up their sleeve? Please do tell before they officially announce what it is that they are bringing to the table. Or maybe it's another smoke and mirrors tactic? :confused:
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All i know is that Free4sho will be for prepaid and will be here to stay. More info will only be revealed on Sunday the 10th.
 
Another instance of Vodacom giving ice away in the winter, while it is cold enough to freeze the balls off of a brass monkey ... , much like MTN's Mahala nonsense ...
 
It is insane what vodacom is doing to its own customers. Free4osho is a scam, getting free minutes after being charged 3 minutes, nothing is free here. Cellc does what it says, free is free.
 
Where are the terms and condition doesn't state anything about free calls or how it works exactly and it's misleading on their website

https://www.vodacom.co.za/personal/phonesandpackages/dailyfreecalls

then on there promo
https://www.vodacom.co.za/personal/...lsvodacom4less?icmp=home_hero1_DailyFreeCalls

their terms for free calls
https://www.vodacom.co.za/personal/main/dailyfreecallstermsandconditions
13. Customers on the Daily Free Calls price plan will not receive the Night Shift promotional benefit (when recharging with R12 or more). When opting in via FreeChange to the price plan, customer will forfeit the Night Shift promotional benefit.

17. The Daily Free Calls voice minutes will be subject to the following acceptable usage policy:
a) Free voice minutes may not be used as part of any bulk calling service for commercial or business purposes.
c) LCR and associated services are not permitted to use this price plan. If the SIM card is used in a fixed location device to regularly make and receive calls to multiple numbers, the service will be suspended immediately, pending an investigation.
d) Vodacom reserves the right to suspend the service in the event of suspected abuse or fraudulent usage, outside of what is considered reasonable for private, non-commercial use
18. Vodacom reserves the right to limit the offer in regions or areas where there is limited network capacity (high congestion) in order to maintain consistent quality of service.

20. Whilst Vodacom will use its reasonable endeavours to provide the Service, due to potential capacity limitations on the network it does not commit to the uninterrupted supply of the Service and reserves the right to suspend, cancel or convert the Service to a promotional offering on reasonable notice.
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