That’s right, we’re approaching Christmas again. The gifts started arriving and, as happens every year, the operators were the first to launch the campaigns.
This year Vodafone gives many gifts for Christmas. You can choose to get 15GB for free, win service subscriptions…or even order some Vodafone Happy or Yorn socks.
Vodafone: Get your Christmas gift by December 22...
“Gifts for you and gifts for you to give” is the motto of the Christmas initiative by Vodafone Which starts now and offers its customers exclusive offers on vouchers for services, communications and shopping. Since this is the time to share - and following the tradition of the company in recent years - each customer can, in turn, give a free gift to a family member or friend, provided that this is also a customer Vodafone🇧🇷
Until December 22, Vodafone is offering the ability to choose a Vodafone Happy Christmas gift in the My Vodafone app. Offers are "earned" exclusively in the app.
You will only be able to choose one of the available offers, after choosing your offer you will not be able to change or exchange it. Offers are limited to current stock and valid subject to eligibility criteria.
In addition, this year customers can also choose a gift to give. These are exclusive offers for Vodafone and Yorn customers limited to current stock and valid subject to eligibility criteria. Offer must be activated by December 23rd.
How do you choose, view and receive gifts on the My Vodafone App?
To choose or present the chosen gift, follow these steps:
- 1. Login to My Vodafone App and access Vodafone Happy.
- 2. Click "Choose Gifts".
- 3. Select "Gifts for You" to discover your offers.
- 4. Choose your favorite gift by December 22nd.
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