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    Home»News»Cell C hits back with new prepaid deals

    Cell C hits back with new prepaid deals

    News By Editor29 April 2014
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    Jose Dos Santos
    Jose Dos Santos

    A fortnight after rival MTN announced it was cutting its prepaid rates to 79c/minute, Cell C has introduced four new prepaid vouchers — on a promotional basis only — to its product line-up.

    To be launched on 1 May and available until 31 July, the new Supacharge vouchers give consumers “free” rand value and flexibility in choosing how they spend bonus airtime they receive.

    Cell C launched the Supacharge products in February 2013. They give prepaid and top-up customers free on-network calls and SMSes as well as data. Those who spend R25, for example, get 25 on-network minutes, 25 on-net SMSes and 25MB of data. Those spending R500 or more get unlimited Cell C to Cell C calls plus 1GB of data and 1 000 on-network SMSes.

    “Customers have been asking for more flexible prepaid vouchers that will allow them to spend their bonus value in the way that they choose,” Cell C acting CEO Jose Dos Santos said in a statement. “The introduction of these four new vouchers fills that gap.”

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    The new vouchers come in denominations of R20, R30, R60 and R120 each, with double the bonus rand value that can be used for Cell C to Cell C calls and SMSes, as well as data. “For example, a customer that recharges with R20 will receive R20 airtime plus R40 bonus airtime to use as he or she pleases.”  — (c) 2014 NewsCentral Media

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