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Article left a lot to be desired...would have liked some comparative figures.
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I couldn't give a flying what cellphones people use, but I find it fascinating that each company seems to have attracted exactly the kind of market it positions itself to be in - MTN mostly business types, Cell C - lower end of the market with predominantly last gen, cheap handsets, and Vodacom a mix of both.
I love marketing.
MTN holds the accounts of most big corporates in the country, this is a fact.
When you look at the phones as per this survey, you can also see that they are mosly high-end business oriented models (TYTN II, E90). It could be argued that the N95 isn't, but this is not exactly true - I use mine as a business device, with push email, and great PIM sync, simply cos I prefer a smaller form factor and type fast enough with T9, so no need for QWERTY.
Discovery, Old Mutual, Santam, off the top of my head.
Look at my post, I clearly said "seems" made a correlation with the marketing strategy. I didn't imply anything was "proven". I also didn't make any comments about the absolute quantities of handsents sold.
No need to get your panties in a bunch, mate. Take a deep breath and read again.
Standard bank? Anglo?
Would be interesting to see which of the 2 networks have more, and also if Cell C has any.
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