Battery thieves target Vodacom

[Bad1]

So educate them and spread the word. I've done it for my family and extended family and friends - do the same. The cost saving is enough motivation.

Will glady educate them for free as long as you provide security needed to be safe in these areas!

 

[Bad1]

Sorry to break it to you but public safety is the responsibility of government who receive billions in taxes from these companies - your frustration is misplaced. And yes, if your company is the target of criminals and you have to spend 'x' to counter such activity then that cost is passed onto whoever consumes your products or services - that's how business works - the consumer always pays. The cost of the batteries and damage done in criminality will be passed onto you.

Sorry to break it to you the government or vodacom and mtn dont care if your house is broken into or hi jacked, look at the stat SA, murder rate in gp alone, why should we care about mtn and vodacom batteries? When the suspects are eventually captured and theft of batteries is history will the both networks subtract the amount they propose the consumer should pay to stop this criminal activity, consider the history of these 2 company's, greed greed greed!

 

[quovadis]

Will glady educate them for free as long as you provide security needed to be safe in these areas!

Go propose a marketing campaign to Telkom Mobile.

 

[quovadis]

Sorry to break it to you the government or vodacom and mtn dont care if your house is broken into or hi jacked, look at the stat SA, murder rate in gp alone, why should we care about mtn and vodacom batteries? When the suspects are eventually captured and theft of batteries is history will the both networks subtract the amount they propose the consumer should pay to stop this criminal activity, consider the history of these 2 company's, greed greed greed!

Maybe you should look to countries less fortunate and then you may understand what is at stake if everyone shared your opinion. I guarantee you this though - the more it costs to do business in SA due to any criminality, the more the cost of living in SA for you will be. The price of 1GB of data will be the last thing on your mind.

 

[Bad1]

Maybe you should look to countries less fortunate and then you may understand what is at stake if everyone shared your opinion. I guarantee you this though - the more it costs to do business in SA due to any criminality, the more the cost of living in SA for you will be. The price of 1GB of data will be the last thing on your mind.

Trust me its already the last thing on my mind, the economy is already collapsing, i realise fully if your have money in the bank its depreciating everytime the rand dollar weakens, i see Zimbabwe in the not so distant future and the cause is that everyone is not getting equal share of the pie. If you give a man a purpose in life he wouldn't turn to crime, batteries wouldn't get stolen, networks wouldn't collapse, if greedy company's continue milking the poor, crime will be an option for many. If you look at the billions and billions in profit cellular company's make I'm sure they can a spend a fraction enriching peoples lives and giving them a purpose, this will reduce crime and save our lovely country!

 

[Bad1]

Go propose a marketing campaign to Telkom Mobile.

You do the campaign i do the work for free, you pay for security, you in?

 

[Beri]

Glad to see that nothing has changed in SA. Good thing that the ANC took over the country and made a difference. Better schools for all. Better education. No corruption. Oh wait...... we want better education.....we burn the schools. We want internet....we steal the batteries.

 

[Bad1]

Glad to see that nothing has changed in SA. Good thing that the ANC took over the country and made a difference. Better schools for all. Better education. No corruption. Oh wait...... we want better education.....we burn the schools. We want internet....we steal the batteries.

Your so awesome previous government denied the father of the criminals a better education to keep them in labourer jobs, now the sons steal to survive. We are sitting with a big mess of your wonderful previous government

 

[Bad1]

If people in the rural areas were educated in the 1970s, today we wouldn't be sitting with a mess, private company's show no interest in assisting to reduce crime in South Africa, only focused on more and more profits. many people who buy and sell those stolen batteries are lovers of the old South African flag, so dont blame the ANC supporters, they not the only ones behind this lucrative cellphone battery crime.

 

[Kloofvreter]

U should rather hope u dont have an emergency and cant make a call because the towers are down.

Fking retard. You are an example of what is wrong with this country

At this point I also feel fokol for VodaCON after ripping me off one last time before I left them, but yes, it could affect people's lives. A pity that you have to depend on fcking bastards like them.