8ta planning disruptive mobile VoIP services

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8ta planning disruptive mobile VoIP services

8ta is planning disruptive mobile VoIP services to compliment its aggressively-priced mobile data products more

 

[ThatOtherGuy]

Interesting! Not interested in protecting the voice revenue, like the big players?

 

[IRVING]

will most likely be for corporate business packages, that's the only way it will really be feasible to the company.

 

[Rouxenator]

Moley moley mole!

 

[nelwa]

Moley moley mole!

LOL, now that's constructive criticism at its best.

 

[entrepr]

Interesting! Not interested in protecting the voice revenue, like the big players?

Nothing to protect

I think it's awesome - they will spend a lot of money and resources fine tuning their network for voip, but the real entrepreneurial drive to actually sell voip on their network will probably come from third party companies

 

[Mr.CookieMonster]

8ta seems to be launching really interesting stuff!!

I hope everything really does work out for 8ta

 

[zamicro]

With their current network coverage, I have no idea why they are doing this?

 

[AirWolf]

With their current network coverage, I have no idea why they are doing this?

It's not a static network - there are extensive expansion plans in place for the next 3 -5 years.

 

[zamicro]

It's not a static network - there are extensive expansion plans in place for the next 3 -5 years.

Our know. But I am referring to the current coverage.

 

[PPJ]

Coverage

8ta seems to be launching really interesting stuff!!

I hope everything really does work out for 8ta

Great stuff yes!!! but where I am in Cape Town there is no 8ta coverage as things are NOW.

 

[jikajoe1]

i hope they bring this very soon, like tomorrow because of the ernomous impact it will have on the economy and how the people will communicate as quick as they should.

 

[onerb]

For Android and apple users there is an app called VIBER. It is free. Just download, install and use. The call quality is far better than the low quality GSM we currently get. It works with Wifi as well as 3G.