Unlock up to 75% off this Black November on Vodacom

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This Black November, Vodacom promises customers up to a whopping 75% off, through a series of weekly deals, as part of the brand's commitment to keep customers connected to the digital economy.


 

Starting from the 4th of November, and for four consecutive Fridays during the month of November, customers will be spoilt with Black Friday deals ranging from heavily discounted mobile and fibre contracts, tech wearables, contracts bundled deals with laptops, routers, gaming consoles, accessories and so much more.

 

As part of the Black November launch offers, Postpaid customers will get 75% off the 30GB recurring anytime data bundle at the price of just R175 per month when adding it to a new contract, whilst prepaid customers have so much to look forward to in the next few weeks! 

 

Vodacom Business customers can get their hands on Business Internet capped and uncapped deals for as little R249, as well as SIM-only deals on a selection of RED Business plans all available online and in-store.

 

With working-from-home still a reality for many people, Vodacom has the best data deals available from this Friday on a Home Internet LTE 1 TB (500GB anytime + 500GB Night Owl) capped data deal with a Nokia Fastmile Gateway 1 router at R349 per month over 36 months. That’s a 59% saving.

 

“At Vodacom, we strive to give our valued customers a chance to get awesome deals at highly discounted prices, and our Black November is no different. In recent times, South Africans have been hit by various crises, this Black November campaign forms part of our efforts to ease some of the resultant financial burden our customers are facing”, says Jorge Mendes, Chief Officer of Consumer Business at Vodacom South Africa.

 

There will also be exclusive VodaPay deals on offer throughout the month. Consumers are encouraged to download VodaPay to enjoy a range of fantastic deals available in the digital mall. New VodaPay customers will be able to enjoy time-limited Vodacom-specific deals, such as the 1GB bundle for only R1. Existing VodaPay customers will get 70% off selected mobile data bundles on the Just4You menu accessible via VodaPay.

 

“It is important for us to offer value that will keep our customers connected on SA’s leading network. That is why we have extended our Black November deals to VodaPay, so that our customers are able to access these deals across all our channels” added Mendes.

 

VodaBucks, Vodacom’s loyalty programme, also promises customers amazing deals in the VodaBucks Store. This year, the VodaBucks store will feature a dedicated ‘Black Friday’ tab for the convenience of customers to find loads of specials. The VodaBucks Store features categories such as Fashion & Active Wear; Gadgets & Tech; Lifestyle & Travel and so much more.

 

Vodacom’s flagship retail store, Vodacom World, will also feature heavily discounted deals, ranging from gaming consoles, accessories, home appliances, smart television sets, laptops, and much more.

 

Black November deals are available from the 4th of November 2022 until the 1st of December 2022.

 

For more information, visit www.vodacom.co.za and https://www.vodacombusiness.co.za/

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