Vodafone Passport advertised on Lastminute.com newsletter

Published by Ewan on Wednesday 16th August 2006, 10:21 | Filed under: Operators

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I’ve been receiving the Lastminute.com newsletter almost the moment it started all those years ago prior to the heady dotcom days. This week I spotted a smart ad on it from Vodafone, telling the readers all about their Passport service (75p per call internationally).

Very good ad placement I reckon. You can see it bottom right on the screenshot.

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