1GB WhatsApp data for R15

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Data test: How much is 1GB? | The Lowdown
Jun 1, 2017 - WhatsApp messages are really, really small when it comes to how much data they use. With 1GB of data spent just on WhatsApp, you could send over 1.5 million messages. If you send images or videos a lot you'll use a little more data, but you'll definitely be able to say as much as you want to everyone you know.lowdown.carphonewarehouse.com/how-to/data-test-how-much-is-1gb/29283

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https://technology.onehowto.com/article/how-to-know-how-many-megabytes-whatsapp-uses-437.html
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1.9gb in 13 days.
 
There's nothing wrong with the price but it's an irrelevant deal. Who the hell uses a gig of WhatsApp data in a month? Very few people do. I'm a reasonably heavy WhatsApp user and I don't even come close to using that much.

Its almost as if people don't have different usage patterns.
 
And the companies you're defaming would use the term DEFAMATION strictly... Just saying.
Yes, probably.. And fraudulent is definitely not the right word.. If I had to write my original post again I would have definitely used a more appropriate one, but in my frustration when I was writing my post, the right word escaped my mind..

In my opinion, I feel that these specialised data bundles only benefit very few people.. If you are a heavy WhatsApp text user, you would have a hard time consuming 1GB of data in 30 days.. Add media to the mix and this becomes much easier, but I feel that these people are in the minority..
 
People really need to start kicking off against this "for 30 days" bull****. How can everyone just let them get away with it?! It needs to roll over month on month.

Imagine if Pick 'n Pay came to your house after 30 days and just started removing all the food you hadn't eaten. Or if Engen started siphoning petrol out your car? We'd totally lose it! But, when you haven't reached your data cap, it just disappears into thin air, and you just accept it and pay again.
 
People really need to start kicking off against this "for 30 days" bull****. How can everyone just let them get away with it?! It needs to roll over month on month.

Imagine if Pick 'n Pay came to your house after 30 days and just started removing all the food you hadn't eaten. Or if Engen started siphoning petrol out your car? We'd totally lose it! But, when you haven't reached your data cap, it just disappears into thin air, and you just accept it and pay again.

ICASA backed down on their data rollover conditions so don't hold your breath.
 
People really need to start kicking off against this "for 30 days" bull****. How can everyone just let them get away with it?! It needs to roll over month on month.

Imagine if Pick 'n Pay came to your house after 30 days and just started removing all the food you hadn't eaten. Or if Engen started siphoning petrol out your car? We'd totally lose it! But, when you haven't reached your data cap, it just disappears into thin air, and you just accept it and pay again.

Telkom Mo'Nice deals are not bad, I have used the 500mb "for 7 days" at R11, and the 8,5gb "for 30 days" at R99. If the deals offer good value for cash, I will accept no data roll over.
 
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Guys, WhatsApp supports GIFs. Everyone I have on my WhatsApp uses GIFs. GIFs and memes chow data.
 
Was this only a short term offer? I can't find it anywhere :confused:
 
I don't have that opti9n 2 on my menu. The only one there is Mo'nice. Is this bundle for certain people?
 
These types of internet bundles are killing freedom and democracy
 
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