Connor
30-10-2008, 11:42 AM
Why doesnt Virgin give pre-paid customers that spend the same amount and more tha same free sms for life deal? I thought virgin said all members are treated the same? Just a thought for all to think about. lol:D
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Connor
13-11-2008, 05:40 PM
over a 100 views and not one single reply from virgin..lol
ld13
23-12-2008, 08:26 PM
Why doesnt Virgin give pre-paid customers that spend the same amount and more tha same free sms for life deal? I thought virgin said all members are treated the same? Just a thought for all to think about. lol:D
over a 100 views and not one single reply from virgin..lol
Had to read your post a hundred times to understand it, no wonder you are not getting any replies.
How I decoded your post:
"Yo guys, I am on Virgin Prepaid and I spend as much, if not more, than these oaks on the Unlimited SMS contract deal. Don't you think it is fair that they give the same deal/service to me for free?"
If you are spending that amount on prepaid, why ain't you moving over? What is stopping you? The "Only available to new Virgin Mobile customers" clause? There are ways to become a new customer you know... Port out and port back in, Presto, New customer. Otherwise just get a new contract with a new sim.
over a 100 views and not one single reply from virgin..lol
Had to read your post a hundred times to understand it, no wonder you are not getting any replies.
How I decoded your post:
"Yo guys, I am on Virgin Prepaid and I spend as much, if not more, than these oaks on the Unlimited SMS contract deal. Don't you think it is fair that they give the same deal/service to me for free?"
If you are spending that amount on prepaid, why ain't you moving over? What is stopping you? The "Only available to new Virgin Mobile customers" clause? There are ways to become a new customer you know... Port out and port back in, Presto, New customer. Otherwise just get a new contract with a new sim.
The_Pumpkin_King
23-12-2008, 08:29 PM
lmao
Sensorei
06-01-2009, 10:18 PM
Joining Virgin on a contract is not smart. Their customer service is nonexistant and once you realise that you're screwed you are tied into a contract.
Hogrod
13-01-2009, 03:27 PM
Joining Virgin on a contract is not smart. Their customer service is nonexistant and once you realise that you're screwed you are tied into a contract.
No you're not tied to a contract. You can cut your contract short with Virgin.
You'd know that if you were a post pay customer.
Educate yourself:
http://www.virginmobile.co.za/virgin-portal-customer/freedom.do
No you're not tied to a contract. You can cut your contract short with Virgin.
You'd know that if you were a post pay customer.
Educate yourself:
http://www.virginmobile.co.za/virgin-portal-customer/freedom.do
Connor
15-01-2009, 10:14 AM
DUH!!! If you had to read that a 100 times and STILL didnt get it right then i suggest you go get yout school fee's back dude. Its a matter EQUALITY as per virgins ad campaign. GET IT NOW? or must we draw you a PICTURE? pmpl
Budza
15-01-2009, 10:19 AM
Does Virgin have their sole call centre operator periodically checking up on these forums, or do they not have a rep at all??
demon angel
30-01-2009, 04:02 PM
I think the Virgin rep is still trying to connect using Virgin, hence missing Christmas,New Year and babies first steps!