New Vodafone Offer (For All Customers): Evenings & Weekends 60mins For The Cost Of 3

mew

Vodafone has a New offer which on the surface seems but Looking further, It seems Only good for Existing Customers or if You only Use your PAYG phone in the evening.

The Con For New contract customers is that you have to sign up for 18 Months. The con for PAYG customers (new or old) is that you have to join their new Price Plan witch is very Expensive apart from the new Evening/Weekend Offer.

From Vodafone Site
Vodafone has a New offer which on the surface seems but Looking further, It seems Only good for Existing Customers or if You only Use your PAYG phone in the evening.

In life, some things are worth more than a quick phone call. You want to chat with friends and catch up with your family without running up big bills. With Vodafone Stop The Clock, you can talk for up to an hour per call at evenings and weekends, and only pay for the first three minutes. Now that's what we call time well spent.

There isn't one. You can call all standard UK landlines and mobile networks, so no matter what network your friends and family use you don't have to worry about the cost.

Whether you're on one of our pay monthly, pay as you talk, or 3G price plans, you benefit from Vodafone Stop The Clock right through the weekend. Plus on weekdays between 7pm and 8am if you pay monthly, or between 7.30pm and 7.30am if you pay as you talk.

If you talk for more than an hour, you'll just pay for the first three minutes plus any extra time. This will be taken from your monthly inclusive minutes if you pay monthly, or if you're on pay as you talk, you'll need at least three minutes of credit.

Once your hour is up you'll go back to your inclusive minutes or standard rate charges. So you can make as many calls as you like, chat for up to 60 minutes and only be charged for the first three minutes of each call.

Vodafone Stop The Clock is available to new and existing customers, if you pay monthly or pay as you talk.

Pay as you talk customers
Simply switch to our smartplus pay as you talk price plan and add Vodafone Stop The Clock by calling 08080 125 126.

Pay monthly customers
Simply switch to a new pay monthly price plan. Log into My Vodafone and use the 'Change price plan' functionality or call 08080 125 126 to speak to an advisor or Log into My Vodafone

Vodafone Stop The Clock is automatically included with all our new 18-month Anytime monthly and smartplus pay as you talk price plans, as well as our 3G price plans.

All Price Plans
New PAYG Price Plans
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Cheers to MarcusUK from DVD forums for original find.)

blinker

i renewed a voda contract last week & they told me that ANYONE can apply for this from May1st - no need to upgrade or change plans or sign 18 months etc...

they are competing directly with BT option 3 STYLE PLANS NOW RATRHER THAN WITH OTHER MOBILE CO'S. [SO THE GIRL TOLD ME]

kai666

existing customers can have it put onto their phone as long as it is an anytime tariff. If you have an off peak tariff like mine, they will try and make you upgrade.

bbb_uk

blinker wrote:

i renewed a voda contract last week & they told me that ANYONE can apply for this from May1st - no need to upgrade or change plans or sign 18 months etc...

they are competing directly with BT option 3 STYLE PLANS NOW RATRHER THAN WITH OTHER MOBILE CO'S. [SO THE GIRL TOLD ME]

According to their FAQ's you do have to be on a 18month contract though.

You can sign up to any plan with a 12-month contract, but you won't be able to get Vodafone Stop The Clock.

and then there's this bit:-

To benefit from Vodafone Stop The Clock, simply buy one of our new pay as you talk mobile phones, or sign up with one of our new pay monthly 18 month plans.

leosayer39

Hi all,

Have a look at this thread regarding this subject

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=43487&page=5&pp=10

Cheers

Leo

blinker

as i posted....

my contracts is only 12 months & i was put on Stop the Clock

isasmurf

Hmm interesting. I'm thinking about getting this with the Anytime 75 tariff. Can I just confirm that the Stop the Clock is only during evening and weekends, but the inclusive minutes on an Anytime tariff is for anytime of the day (hence its name). I can't seem to find this on their website.