ZOL Is Now Available In Warren Park And Here Are The Packages (Exclusive To Warren Park)

Trycolyn Pikirayi

29 January 2018

Remember the cheetah that you saw in Warren Park? Well… see the title and do the math.

In case you missed the video that was circulating on social media, apparently a cheetah was spotted in Warren Park. The video showed two guys in car who had “spotted a cheetah” and decided to record it. You can also view it below from the ZimEye Facebook page.

I’m pretty sure it caused a scare but guess what? It was all a ZOL Fibroniks campaign. ZOL Fibroniks commonly known as just ZOL is the Internet Service Provider (ISP) whose ad campaigns are characterised by a cheetah – A cheetah representing their fast fibre optic broadband speeds; with speeds of up to 100MB/s.

Therefore, this video was meant to signify the presence of ZOL in Warren Park. While some call it going too far, I think it was brilliant! Maybe that’s twisted but I gladly accept the title right now. The video drew the attention of a lot of people, and that’s the whole point of advertising right? – drawing the attention of people.

Anyway enough about the ad, let’s talk about the packages.

Unlike the rest of the ZOL Fibroniks packages which start at $29 for 25Gig, the Warren Park packages start at $5 and these are called ZOOM packages. The ZOOM packages are as follows:

ZOOM $5 – 2GB + 1GB FREE (valid for 7 days)

ZOOM $10 – 5GB + 2GB FREE (valid for 14 Days)

ZOOM $19 – 10GB + 3GB FREE (valid for 21 Days); and

ZOOM $29 – 25GB + 5GB FREE (valid for 30 Days)

Not only is the Warren Park service differently packaged, it also has a different Top Up plan.

So with any other ZOL Fibroniks service, depleting your internet bundle before the month ends is a nightmare since the Top Up charges are much more expensive. For example, if you want 25 Gigs more (which cost $29 for the initial purchase) you’d have to pay $40 which will however be valid for 90 days. But, if on the Warren Park package, you can still get a 25Gig Top Up for $29 only (I say only only because I’m comparing it to other ZOL packages).

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