Birthday celebrations with mobile comp tech competition!
Mobile Comp Tech, proudly serving Sasolburg and the greater Vaal Triangle, is celebrating 25 years of trusted service, innovative solutions, and community commitment.
Founded on the principles of reliability, friendliness, and technical excellence, Mobile Comp Tech has grown from humble beginnings into a one-stop IT hub for individuals, small businesses, schools, and corporate enterprises. And after two and a half decades, they're showing no signs of slowing down.
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From simple tech hiccups to complex IT installations, Mobile Comp Tech can solve it all:
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Microsoft 365
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Remote & On-Site Support
Website & Email Hosting
Internet Services
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YOU could win big!
To celebrate this major milestone, Mobile Comp Tech is giving back to the people who made it all possible—you! From July 10 to August 29, you can enter our birthday giveaway and stand a chance to win amazing individual and business prizes.
How to enter:
It's easy and fun!
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Get an automatic entry into the 3rd Prize draw.
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Leave a Google Review + Complete a Short Questionnaire
You'll be entered to win the 1st or 2nd Prize!
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Join us for the live prize draw on IFM 102.2 on August 29 at 11:30.
What's up for grabs?
Individual prizes:
1st Prize – Hisense 50' Smart TV (4K UHD, Wi-Fi)
2nd Prize – Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 (8.7', 64GB, 4G)
3rd Prize – Microsoft 365 Family (1-year subscription for up to 6 devices)
Business prizes:
1st Prize – R5,000 Voucher (For upgrades or call-out services)
2nd Prize – R3,500 CCTV Voucher (Upgrade or discount on new install)
3rd Prize – ASUS 23.8' Full HD LCD Monitor
T&Cs Apply: Vouchers valid for 12 months. Not redeemable for cash.
Here's to the next 25 years—together.
Contact Mobile Comp Tech on 016 976 1199 or WhatsApp 066 268 0667 or debug the problem at www.mobilecomptech.co.za.
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