Doesn’t this just make you angry?, asks Cell C

Unless CellC have sorted their network, people will port back quickly after a few days
 
Cell C also roams on Vodacom, not so?

And Vodacom have joined MTN in opposing the proposed MTRs.

So will Cell C also mount such an aggressive campaign against their roaming partner?

#thinksnot
 
Having dropped and missed calls and no internet throughput makes me more angry.
 
Yet another marketing ploy. Much like negative advertising during an election campaign
 
Really? :rolleyes:

I left Vodacom for CellC in 2012, and have saved close to R1,000 a month.

I'm not porting back any time soon...

I left Vodacom in 2010 (November) and have never even thought of going back to them. I am unlikely to go back unless they beat Cell C in therms of rates... which I doubt.
 
Cell C also roams on Vodacom, not so?

And Vodacom have joined MTN in opposing the proposed MTRs.

So will Cell C also mount such an aggressive campaign against their roaming partner?

#thinksnot
Have Vodacom joined?

I thought they would just file a Notice to Abide and some "supporting information" for the court.
 
I ported to cell c and have not looked back. Can't say I have any more dropped calls than with vodacom.
 
Also ported to cellc, service level could be better but it's reasonable considering that I spend a grand a month less with them than Vodacom

D
 
Nail the scumbags Cell C!

To the MTN/Vodacon supporters ask yourself where prices would have been if it was not for Cell C the last couple of years. Vodacon and MTN would have kept on raping your wallet.
 
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