I still blame vodacom and mtn for forcing cellc into a corner with an "if-then-else" statement. Cellc isn't as strong as those two therefor they have to look at making more money. You people forget it's a business that needs to make profits for it's shareholders. Damn!![]()
So you get angry when Cellc charges high rate because you know they need to make money for shareholders but when MTN and Vodacom do the same they get cursed to hell? Hmmm ok that's interesting