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One year old Vidi gives away Ferrari 458 Spider

Gugu LourieBy Gugu Lourie2015-09-10No Comments2 Mins Read
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VIDI, South Africa’s first video on demand (VOD) streaming service, is offering anyone who registers on its website the chance to enter a competition to win a 2015 Ferrari 458 Spider worth more than R5 million rand. By Staff Writer


 

The sports car is regarded as one of the most magnificent machines on the road and anyone who registers on www.vidi.co.za can stand a chance of winning what Top Gear described as “a supermodel in the very truest sense of the word”. They will also receive comprehensive insurance for a year as well as a seven-year maintenance plan.

The VIDI Ferrari 458 Spider competition runs from September 10, 2015, to January 17, 2016. Dial *120*360# and follow the instructions. Each entry costs R1.50 and participants can enter as many times as they wish.

One daily winner will be drawn for the 133 day duration of the competition. All of the 133 daily winners will be line to win the Ferrari at the end of the campaign.

All you need to do is register on www.vidi.co.za where you will also be able to see a video of the Ferrari 458 Spider as well as finding full details of the competition as well as rules and regulations.

VIDI offers both a monthly subscription option and/or an instant rental option across one platform. There is no programme scheduling but rather instant access to thousands of hours of entertainment.

“VIDI is all about an entertaining and customised hassle-free viewing experience. Since commercial launch last year, VIDI’s three biggest advantages have consistently been its local servers, the fact that the service requires no specialised hardware, and its data-subsidised fixed-line viewing. Add a Ferrari up for grabs and you have an unbeatable combination,” said VIDI spokesperson Janene Matsukis.

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