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Vmobile Nigeria has commenced two promotional offers, Vmobile SIM Deal offer and Vmobile Airtime offer, for new and existing subscribers of the company. They started last Monday, May 16, 2005.
Vmobile Nigeria has commenced two promotional offers, Vmobile SIM Deal offer and Vmobile Airtime offer, for new and existing subscribers of the company. They started last Monday, May 16, 2005.
Details of the Sim Deal offer show that any customer who buys and activates a Veego SIM pack between May 16th and June 30th, 2005 for N1, 000 gets instant N500 free airtime which would be activated by dialing 147. The customer will receive N300 free airtime if he/she recharges up to N2, 000 per month from now till November 30th.
In addition, if the customer recharges up to N15, 000 between May 16th and November 30th, he/she would qualify to win prizes in the soon-to-be-announced Big Knockout Draw coming up in December.
However, the Vmobile airtime offers indicate that any pre-paid customer, who recharges with a total of N15, 000 between May 16th and November 30th, 2005 (i.e. load an average of N2, 500 monthly), will get N2, 000 free airtime to be credited in the first week of December, 2005. As well as qualify for the Big knockout Draw.
A release signed by the management of the telecom company said that all the benefits mentioned above would apply even when customers load Bumpa card to convert to Vstep. provided they recharge their phones with an average of N2, 500 in any month, adding that the existing monthly airtime bonus offer is still available to subscribers i.e. those who recharge with between N10, 00 and N49, 999 in one month to get five per cent airtime bonus, and those who recharge with N50,000 or more airtime in one month to get 10 per cent bonus.
Continuing, the release added that Vmobile still offers 12 free monthly SMS to any network, N10 off-peak SMS rate, longest validity days on all recharge cards (N500-7days; N1,000-17 days; N2, 000-27days; N5, 000-67 days and N20, 000-367 days), V199-crisis centre for emergencies (199) and toll-free customer care line (111).