Motshabi leads Cell C raid on big brothers

HEY! no logic allowed here take your logic and go elsewhere
 
So if they pull this off, it will be because of the general public's openness to suggestive marketing and not cell-c's doing (service, product) as I read it...
So peeps - be on your guard for Cell C will try to be more persuasive... and if you find yourself falling for it... ask yourself why...

From my POV, they can agressively market the idea that they are not Telkom ... that would work for me :D
 
xcleric42 said:
how about dropping prices to attract customers?
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Ja they just dont get it do they? If they would just say bollocks to everyone and slash prices they would increase their CSI but noooooo......

Lets rather find clever ways to con people to join us hey.
 
Am I the only one who thinks that the more fashion conscious people will now avoid Cell C because they have stated that they are aiming at lower to middle income people. So if you want to portray that you have money make sure you are with Vodacom or MTN :D...

Yeah some people are like that.
 
Indeedy... now CellC will be the same to the public as People's bank and it will be like having furniture from Ellerines/Sales House.
 
GavinMannion said:
Am I the only one who thinks that the more fashion conscious people will now avoid Cell C because they have stated that they are aiming at lower to middle income people. So if you want to portray that you have money make sure you are with Vodacom or MTN :D...

Yeah some people are like that.
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I think they always have to a degree though, its just being stated now.
 
The fact that Cell C's website is so buggy speaks volumes about the rest of their infrastructure... I bought a prepaid sim to register on the website and send sms'es and so far I am not impressed...

As much as I would like to port either my vodacom or MTN numbers in 2008, I dont see that happening unless Cell C pulls up its socks.
 
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