Hi,
When the "End-User and Subscriber Service Charter amendment regulations" came into effect end of February 2019, I was under the impression that data will no longer expire, i.e. the service provider have to allow for data to roll over (see https://www.lawforall.co.za/2019/02/new-mobile-data-regulations-south-africa/ ).
Whenever I add some data to my contract, I have to choose between 1h, until midnight, 7 days, 14 days and 30 days (see screenshot). Surely this is not what Icasa had in mind when they put this regulation in place? All I want is to buy e.g. 5 GB and then buy more when this runs out ... What part am I not understanding correctly?
When the "End-User and Subscriber Service Charter amendment regulations" came into effect end of February 2019, I was under the impression that data will no longer expire, i.e. the service provider have to allow for data to roll over (see https://www.lawforall.co.za/2019/02/new-mobile-data-regulations-south-africa/ ).
Whenever I add some data to my contract, I have to choose between 1h, until midnight, 7 days, 14 days and 30 days (see screenshot). Surely this is not what Icasa had in mind when they put this regulation in place? All I want is to buy e.g. 5 GB and then buy more when this runs out ... What part am I not understanding correctly?
