Who wants to join the revolutionary???

I'm sure that title should be "Revolution"... unless you're talking about a group of people who are revolting.
 
kingrob said:
Ag, no man, Mobile Virgin must really be desperate if they recruited piesang for a MNP agent.

What's the world coming to??
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Recruited me???? What are you coming to??? I just joined the Revolution that's it. Virgin didn't tell me to do so. I received a e-mail from a friend with the link and I joined. As easy as that. You can join too.:D

It's just a competition.

So in other words if you take part a Vodacom competition and tell me about it then it should be because Vodacom recruited you for a MNP agent??

:D Hahahaha, Thats funny.;) :D
 
hmm... If Virgin gets more subscribers than CellC, will Virgin not own CellC ?

I do hope so :)
 
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d0b33 said:
hmm... If Virgin gets more subscribers than CellC, will Virgin not own CellC ?

I do hope so :)
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If that happens, Virgin will become a major threat to Vodacom! Won't be a threat to MTN, their service is good... :)
 
d0b33 said:
hmm... If Virgin gets more subscribers than CellC, will Virgin not own CellC ?
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No, I don't think so. How do you figure that?
 
Edwe said:
No, I don't think so. How do you figure that?
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I don't know myself, I'm asking if it is possible,
I do hope so... AFAIK CellC has 7% market, Virgin 3%

Like kingrob said, Virgin will be a threat, look at how MTN and Vodacom both have credit cards now LOL
 
It will be funny if Virgin gets more customers than CellC, but I doubt if Virgin will take over CellC - it's not how they operate.

In the UK, Virgin buys bulk airtime from a service provider (was One2One, now T-Mobile) and then 'sell' it to customers. In South Africa they buy the bulk airtime from CellC, so, while they might 'look' like a service provider, they're actually like a Makro selling to the public. :)

*The frustrating bit is that Virgin Mobile must still deal with CellC, to activate accounts, etc - and that's why they haven't really set the mobile phone industry in SA alight....
 
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kingrob said:
It will be funny if Virgin gets more customers than CellC, but I doubt if Virgin will take over CellC - it's not how they operate.

In the UK, Virgin buys bulk airtime from a service provider (was One2One, now T-Mobile) and then 'sell' it to customers. In South Africa they buy the bulk airtime from CellC, so, while they might 'look' like a service provider, they're actually like a Makro selling to the public. :)

*The frustrating bit is that Virgin Mobile must still deal with CellC, to activate accounts, etc - and that's why they haven't really set the mobile phone industry in SA alight....
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Yeah, but Virgin mobile are not major players in the UK... In SA virgin are still growing... how weird would it be if Virgin had more customers than CellC, It might as well be considered Virgin's network, the next logical step is to be more efficient and take control of the network rather than act as a third party... not so?
 
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