Have your say, vote for Data Bundle Rollover

If Data Bundles lasted longer than 30 days, would you buy larger Data Bundes?

  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 3 months; OR

    Votes: 91 13.7%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 4 months; OR

    Votes: 2 0.3%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 5 months; OR

    Votes: 2 0.3%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 6 months; OR

    Votes: 30 4.5%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 7 months; OR

    Votes: 1 0.2%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 8 months; OR

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles valid for 9 months; OR

    Votes: 5 0.8%
  • Yes, I'm prepared to pay more upfront for larger Data Bundles with no expiry date; OR

    Votes: 92 13.8%
  • Yes, I want Data Bundle Rollover - but I do not want to pay more; OR

    Votes: 437 65.6%
  • No, I do not want Data Bundle Rollover.

    Votes: 6 0.9%

  • Total voters
    666
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FAO the complacent: if you want Data Bundle Rollover, do some marketing of this poll & thread - put a link to it in your email signature, send the link to friends & family & colleagues, get them to vote and preferably post something relevant as well...
 
FAO the complacent: if you want Data Bundle Rollover, do some marketing of this poll & thread - put a link to it in your email signature, send the link to friends & family & colleagues, get them to vote and preferably post something relevant as well...

Now why didn't I think of that. :D

I have a better one. Make it part of your email signature.
 
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when is rollover going to happen?

Vodacom is making money out of unused bundles.....
 
FAO the complacent: if you want Data Bundle Rollover, do some marketing of this poll & thread - put a link to it in your email signature, send the link to friends & family & colleagues, get them to vote and preferably post something relevant as well...

Now why didn't I think of that. :D

I have a better one. Make it part of your email signature.

;)
 
Yes, ADSL does have rollover.
More correctly, some ADSL ISPs [not all] do offer Data Rollover, usually on pre-paid ADSL ISP accounts where the per GB price is higher with Data Rollover compared to other ADSL ISP account per GB prices.
 
So they make sure that they get every cent or data byte back. Are they not stealing from us by taking data which rightfully belongs to us?? It is ok for them to take which was paid for?? But because some clever people found a way to get free Internet for a while, gets shouted at for taking something which is/was free.

When and how must in good faith is Vodacom going to give us back what we lost, over the last 6,7,8 weeks etc. The way I feel now I would also have used as much as I could during the era of free Internet.

Any new loop holes in the VC system. Please PM me with the details. :eek:

VOTE for ROLLOVER NOW !

:cool:
If there's one thing I regret more than anything about free internet is that I didn't have an hsdpa modem and a pictureview password at the time. I'm certainly paying enough for it now to regret that I didn't use more. And what do you know, Vodacom had some of the most impressive profits during that time. How's that for the pansies that keep going on that they may be selling data at a loss when they are in fact still making HUGE profits on it.
I see what you are saying, good point. And if you can prove that you unknowingly entered into a contract with Vodacom then by all means take it a step further through court proceedings. Unfortunately that little signature at the end of the contract shows that every one of us agreed to the terms and conditions of use. In Vodacom's mind, thats knowingly!

In order to effectively negotiate with a company like Vodacom you need to put yourself in their shoes for a minute - thats all I am trying to do.
Where did I sign for that ppdb? :confused:

I must also say that the current service from Vodacom is THE MOST PATHETIC EVER. At least on Virgin I was able to use it on and off. Lately with Vodacom it slows down to a crawl and was down at night every night for 2 weeks, UNUSABLE. It's so bad that I don't even bother complaining as complaining here doesn't even help.
 
@Prometheus, your other post & v3g's reply moved to the more relevant Problems thread. Don't know what your remaining post about "Free Internet" has to do with Data Bundle Rollover, please try to stay on topic in this thread.
 
@Prometheus, your other post & v3g's reply moved to the more relevant Problems thread. Don't know what your remaining post about "Free Internet" has to do with Data Bundle Rollover, please try to stay on topic in this thread.
Ok,

// me go sits in the corner waiting for roll-over :(
oops, was that on topic...
 
What's it with everyone going on about 2010?:confused: Sure, we will be hosting the Soccer World Cup, but we can't expect SA to suddenly become a first world country:o

I totally agree with you on this one. It is like everybody looks at 2010 as the biggest thing ever. Broadband, tv, roads, airport, taxi’s, you name it and it is all about soccer. Come 2011 SA will be looking forward to what?
 
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