Free Calls for Cell C Customers

if i made nearly enough calls i think i would seriously consider getting myself a cell-c weekend sim card
 
I know that this move by Cell C is supposed to attract customers, but it has done the opposite for me. As a post paid Cell C contract customer, I will not see any benefit from this. The reason is that I never get through my 100 free minutes anyway. Last month I used 8 minutes, the month before 30.

So this move merely pisses me off because what it effectively does is give 480 minutes for R20 to prepaid customers. Whereas I pay R100 a month for 100 minutes.

Surely as a valued higher spender contract customer, there should be some reward or incentive for me to stay with them. :mad:
 
Surely as a valued higher spender contract customer, there should be some reward or incentive for me to stay with them. :mad:
You're not in any way worse off with the introduction of this offer are you?

If there's no incentive for you wrt your contract why not switch to prepaid?
 
I know that this move by Cell C is supposed to attract customers, but it has done the opposite for me. As a post paid Cell C contract customer, I will not see any benefit from this. The reason is that I never get through my 100 free minutes anyway. Last month I used 8 minutes, the month before 30.

So this move merely pisses me off because what it effectively does is give 480 minutes for R20 to prepaid customers. Whereas I pay R100 a month for 100 minutes.

Surely as a valued higher spender contract customer, there should be some reward or incentive for me to stay with them. :mad:

You can please all the people halve the time,
Halve the people all the time.
But,
Never all the people all the time.

Sorry to hear about your problems.
 
At least CellC is the only cellular network now where the prepaid customer is not at the end (lowest priority) of the queue. :)

R5 = 120 free minutes = BARGAIN!!! :cool:

:cool:===:cool:
 
I know that this move by Cell C is supposed to attract customers, but it has done the opposite for me. As a post paid Cell C contract customer, I will not see any benefit from this. The reason is that I never get through my 100 free minutes anyway. Last month I used 8 minutes, the month before 30.

So this move merely pisses me off because what it effectively does is give 480 minutes for R20 to prepaid customers. Whereas I pay R100 a month for 100 minutes.

Surely as a valued higher spender contract customer, there should be some reward or incentive for me to stay with them. :mad:

The words and opinions from CellCHater, thank you :D

um, I mean TelkomHater

I do agree they should have allowed contract customers to benefit in some form from the free minutes over the weekend, and not let the clients worry about the minutes they have already paid for.
 
Just wish they would jack up their service... especially when it comes to "porting". :mad:

I ported my wife's number to them as CellC has this nice deal where she gets 50 mins anytime for R120 pm i think... and we got the nokia 6288 with a R1000 cash back. I applied on 25/05 and everything was approved the next day which was great. Only prob, we have the new phone and new sim, but its still, after a month, not activated yet. In fact they replaced the sim on Wed as the one she got with the phone was like "faulty". So its a month now and I'm also waiting to see how I'm going to get the R1K paid to me. If I'm billed for this period of "inactivity", then I'm going to cancel :mad:

So if they trying to attract new customers, whether its pre-paid or contract, they need to improve their service!
 
Free Weekend - as much a weekend as Clinton's limited definition of sex

I think it's pretty false on the advertising since the 'free weekend' is essentially only 120 minutes free.
 
I think it's pretty false on the advertising since the 'free weekend' is essentially only 120 minutes free.

talk for free
on the weekends

Benefits:
Enjoy 120 minutes free on the weekends on all your CellC to Cellc calls
hmmmm , http://www.cellc.co.za/content/woozaweekend/index.asp seems quite clear to me that you get 120 minutes for free. Its not even hidden Behind a T&C page. Big in bold. On their site, and not even in italics. No false advertising there.

Welcome to MyADSL! ;)
 
I had the 120 minutes...I'm questioning the way they've advertised it.
 
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