airborne
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Yebo yes but the point is they can only build those custom contracts on top of their current data contract range. Hence because only the base data can be shared no matter what custom deal they build on top of a contract the shareable base data will never change.dont you be flirting with me missey !!
perhaps the retentions ppl at mtn, like those at vodacom, can also put together deals that are "not on the table".
there were in fact 2 contracts that were upgraded, both were originally 50gb (anytime data. promo data, bla bla bla).
one remains 50gb (anytime data - no promo, streaming etc) - R210pm or about that.
the other was increased to 100gb (anytime data - no promo, streaming etc) - R359pm
i hope so too - if a fast one, i'll cancel.
like them, i also record the calls (once bitten, twice shy)
there is also mail confirmation on the initial 50gb retentions deal, the 100gb piggy backed on that one.
so looking at "platinum" above as a close example.
50gb anytime + 50gb streaming @ R260pm.
with the one contract (50gb), they have stripped away the streaming portion that i am not interested in, to simply 50gb anytime, and reduced the cost to R210pm.
that data contract is not on the list anywhere either.
At my last upgrade with 250GB of anytime data the agent at time of signing told me the shareable data was 100GB but it was in fact only 70GB. I’d make an innocent call to retention's tomorrow and ask an agent to check on the system how much of the data on you contract is shareable and what the base contract is called, that's the only way I could finally confirm what I was actually getting after I signed my contract because these sharks only put the contract code on the contract doc, the actual data allowance is not stated.