Backman
30-06-2005, 11:44 AM
Vodafone has replaced pre-pay daily packs with 30-day packs.
Vodafone pre-pay customers can now choose text packs for £5, £15 or £20, giving them 200, 500 or 675 text per month respectively. Pre-pay voice packs are available at £15, for 100 voice minutes per month, and £25, for 200 minutes. Voice and text packs can run concurrently.
Until this week, Vodafone customers received a daily number of texts and talk-time for a monthly fee, losing them if they weren't used each day.
A spokesman for Vodafone said: "The new packs allow customers to use their text allocation at any time in the 30-day period.
"The range of options available has also increased and voice packs, as well as text, have been added. The packs expire every 30 days, and you can either choose to renew, or let the pack expire. It offers more flexibility in how people use their phone."
The voice packs are also available with Vodafone's Stop The Clock offer, which gives customers 60 minutes' talk-time for the price of three minutes on evenings and at weekends. A £15 pack could yield 33 hours of talk-time with Stop The Clock.
Thirty-day voice packs are available on Smartplus, while the 30-day text packs are available on all pay-as-you-go price plans.
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Vodafone pre-pay customers can now choose text packs for £5, £15 or £20, giving them 200, 500 or 675 text per month respectively. Pre-pay voice packs are available at £15, for 100 voice minutes per month, and £25, for 200 minutes. Voice and text packs can run concurrently.
Until this week, Vodafone customers received a daily number of texts and talk-time for a monthly fee, losing them if they weren't used each day.
A spokesman for Vodafone said: "The new packs allow customers to use their text allocation at any time in the 30-day period.
"The range of options available has also increased and voice packs, as well as text, have been added. The packs expire every 30 days, and you can either choose to renew, or let the pack expire. It offers more flexibility in how people use their phone."
The voice packs are also available with Vodafone's Stop The Clock offer, which gives customers 60 minutes' talk-time for the price of three minutes on evenings and at weekends. A £15 pack could yield 33 hours of talk-time with Stop The Clock.
Thirty-day voice packs are available on Smartplus, while the 30-day text packs are available on all pay-as-you-go price plans.
Read full article here (http://www.mobilenewscwp.co.uk/cgi-bin/show_more.cgi?id=8081&referer=lister.cgi&area=News)