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    Vodacom South Africa to Double SMS Bundles for the Hearing Impaired

    CyrusBy CyrusMarch 26, 2013Updated:February 25, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Vodacom Tanzania

    Vodacom South Africa has announced an inspiring promotion where its clients with hearing impairement will now receive double the value on every SMS bundle purchased. This is because such subribers rely so much on SMS as a means of communication. This is such a wise move.

    Vodacom’s SMS bundle pricing is as follows:

    Standard SMS bundle for Vodacom customers

    *New SMS bundle for Vodacom hearing impaired customers

    Total Cost per Bundle

    In Bundle SMS

    Out Bundle SMS

    Peak

    Off Peak

    20

    40

    R 10.00

    25c

    80c

    35c

    50

    100

    R 25.00

    25c

    80c

    35c

    100

    200

    R 33.00

    17c

    80c

    35c

    200

    400

    R 45.00

    11c

    35c

    35c

    300

    600

    R 67.50

    11c

    35c

    35c

    500

    1000

    R 112.50

    11c

    35c

    35c

    1000

    2000

    R 225.00

    11c

    35c

    35c

    1500

    3000

    R 337.50

    11c

    35c

    35c

    2000

    4000

    R 450.00

    11c

    35c

    35c

    *Hearing impaired customers who register and are approved will qualify for this service.

    To qualify for the free bundle, hearing impaired customers should download and complete the application form from one the following websites:

    –       Vodacom –  http://www.vodacom.co.za/personal/main/specificneeds/hearingimpaired;

    –       National Institute for the Deaf – http://www.deafnet.co.za/headoffice/who.html or

    –       Deafsa –  http://www.deafsa.co.za

    –       Customers can also send an SMS to 12580 and include their fax number or e-mail address where the application form can be forwarded to.

    Completed forms should be e-mailed to 12580@vodacom.co.za. Customer can also complete and submit their forms at Vodacom participating stores. A full list of stores can be viewed on http://www.vodacom.co.za/personal/main/storelocatormap

    For more information customers can send an e-mail to 12580@vodacom.co.za or send an SMS to 12580. Customers can also contact the Specific Needs Contact Centre at 12580 free from a Vodacom cellphone or 082 12580 from any other phone.

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