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New Safaricom Data Bundle Plans July 2015

New Safaricom Data Bundle Plans

Due to public complaints about the current Safaricom Data plans, Safaricom today listened to their loyal customers and decided to release new data plans. Previously, the night data bundles used to expire within 12 hours but the new data plan will extend the validities of unused data bundles on renewing bundles. If you purchased 10 mb daily bundle and you use 5mbs,you can buy another bundle and carry over the 5mb to the new bundle validity.

Here are the new packages:

1.Daily Data Bundles

Daily 7MB with 7 sms @ 5 Valid for 24 Hours
Daily 15MB With 15sms @ 10 Valid for 24 Hours
Daily 35MB With 35 Sms @20 Valid for 24 Hours
Daily 60MB With 60 Sms @ 30 Valid for 24 Hours
150MB With 150 Sms @ 50 Valid 24 Hours

2.Weekly Data Bundles

5MB @ 5 Valid for 7 Days
10MB @ 10 Valid for 7 Days
30MB @ 30 Valid for 7 Days
65MB @ 50 Valid for 7 Days
130MB @ 100 Valid for 7 Days
 
3.Monthly Data Bundles

350MB @ 250 Valid for 30 Days
1GB @ 500 Valid for 30 Days
3GB @ 1000 Valid for 30 Days
7.5GB @ 2000 Valid for 30 Days
12GB @ 3000 Valid for 30 Days
 
4.90 Day Data Bundles

6GB @ 3000 Valid for 90 Days
16G @ 6000 Valid for 90 Days
30GB @ 9000 Valid for 90 Days

Hope you enjoy the new Safaricom Data Bundle plans 2015.

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