NetOne's Revamped Dollar A Day Bundle: More Talk Time for Your Dollar
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If you're a NetOne subscriber looking to stretch every dollar of airtime a little further, there's good news. NetOne has just rolled out a revamped Dollar A Day (DAD) bundle under the banner “Talking Beyond Limit” — and the message is simple: Enjoy MORE Value for your Dollar.
What's New in the Revamped Bundle?
For just US$1.00, subscribers now get a package packed with more minutes and SMS than before. Here's the full breakdown:
That's a combined 160 minutes of talk time and 15 SMS, all for a single dollar valid for 24 hours — a solid deal for anyone who relies on daily airtime top-ups to stay connected.
How the Minutes Work
NetOne has kept the terms straightforward:
On-Net and Cross-Net minutes can be used at any time — whether it's peak or off-peak hours.
Off-peak minutes are reserved for calls made between 10PM and 5AM, making late-night calls even more affordable.
This flexible structure means whether you're catching up with friends on the same network during the day or making a quick cross-network call, the bundle has you covered.
How to Activate
Getting in on the deal couldn't be easier. Simply: Dial *379# to convert your airtime into the Dollar A Day bundle, or to check your current balance.
How to Get Started
To purchase the $1 Dollar A Day :
Dial *379#
Select 1. USD Bundles
Select 5. Voice Bundles
Select 1. Dollar A Day
Confirm your purchase
You can also contact the NetOne Call Centre on 123 for assistance choosing the plan that best suits your needs.
Prefer to manage things online? You can also buy Dollar A Day through the https://www.netone.co.zw/posts/your-guide-to-the-netone-web-self-service-platform,
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