Tutto sulle offerte passa a Vodafone di maggio provenendo da Wind, TIM e Tre

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Bisogna esaminare bene oggi 7 maggio alcune offerte passa a Vodafone, circoscrivendo il discorso a coloro che stanno valutando la portabilità del proprio numero giungendo da importanti compagnie telefoniche come TIM, Wind e Tre stando a quanto raccolto fino a questo momento.

Occorre a questo punto scendere maggiormente in dettagli individuando subito le migliori offerte passa a Vodafone che possono fare la differenza provenendo dai principali operatori italiani durante il mese di maggio:

Vodafone Special Minuti 20 Giga a 12 euro al mese, che offre minuti illimitati verso tutti i numeri nazionali mobile e rete fissa e 20 Giga di traffico dati ad alta velocità 4G e 4.5G se si proviene da Tre. Il costo di attivazione è di 12 euro.

Vodafone Special Minuti 10 Giga a 15 euro al mese con minuti illimitati verso tutti i numeri nazionali mobile e rete fissa e 10 Giga di traffico dati ad alta velocità 4G e 4.5G per i nuovi clienti Vodafone che attivano un nuovo numero. Il costo di attivazione è di 3 euro.

Vodafone Special Minuti 20 Giga a 18,99 euro al mese, che offre minuti illimitati verso tutti i numeri nazionali mobile e rete fissa e 20 Giga di traffico dati ad alta velocità 4G e 4.5G se si proviene da Tim, Wind e CoopVoce. Il costo di attivazione è di 12,01 euro.

Insomma, di sicuro c’è un approccio più aggressivo con gli operatori virtuali, ma anche queste offerte passa a Vodafone devono essere prese in considerazione con grande attenzione.

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