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Get free WhatsApp from FNB Connect

13 May 2016
Whatsapp
By Ryan Brothwell
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FNB has announced that WhatsApp is zero-rated on its mobile network.

This means that FNB Connect subscribers can use WhatsApp completely free of charge from 01 May – 31 July 2016.

Users will not incur any additional data charges and don’t have to have any data loaded on their phones in order to take advantage of the promotion.

Subscribers with a Connect SIM can also access FNB’s electronic banking platforms such as online banking, the FNB App, cellphone banking, and eWallet without incurring data charges.

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I thought you don't report on news other sites have reported?
James Matthews on 19 Jun 2026
Console gaming destroy variety. AAA games and whole genres get dumbed down for contextualized one-button-push games, with no AI improvement...
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
Depending on the country you are living the PC is cheaper, EVEN if you only keep gaming in mind and...
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hail keyboard and mouse. i agree on every point. mobile games are casual, not real games.
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
The console peasants aren't worthy to worship us. They must be "exterminated" :D
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