MTN expected to unveil new data services

[Budza]

An announcement of an announcement.

Yoh. Hectic.

 

[McCrazieGoalz]

*only to Facebook, twitter, 50mb fup, thereafter R1/mb

That is so 2000's. So last decade.

Who still buys data at more than R1/mb these days?

 

[Mr.CookieMonster]

I hope they have a better flat rate data plan: ie: R90 per month for 384kbps for the phone.

 

[Jan]

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "Smartphone Internet Services" packages.

 

[ChilliGirl]

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "Smartphone Internet Services" packages.

What? So no hope on improved packages?

Silly....

 

[supersunbird]

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "Smartphone Internet Services" packages.

Someone needs to tell them their packages are useless...

 

[GreGorGy]

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "Smartphone Internet Services" packages.

This tells me that the services are not that popular if they need another PR event to pump up awareness. Say, did the initial invite then give the wrong impression?

 

[Ockie]

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "Smartphone Internet Services" packages.

What? They gonna punt these unlimited packages where you pay extra once you have gone over FUP? Bleh.

 

[Jan]

What? So no hope on improved packages?

Took the wind out of my sails as well.

Someone needs to tell them their packages are useless...

Every online tech media outlet and blog I can think of panned them for it. The members of this forum punished them for it. It's surprising (to me) that they'd be willing to revisit it.

This tells me that the services are not that popular if they need another PR event to pump up awareness. Say, did the initial invite then give the wrong impression?

What threw me was this part: "MTN is introducing services to respond to the demand. Please join MTN management to hear about the company’s plans in this space"

What? They gonna punt these unlimited packages where you pay extra once you have gone over [-]FUP[/-] the cap? Bleh.

Fixed

 

[Budza]

An announcement of an announcement.

Yoh. Hectic.

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "Smartphone Internet Services" packages.

Their uselessness knows no bounds.

MTN winning again.

 

[ShaunSA]

Ah EmptyN. Proudly delivering nothing!

 

[Ockie]

Fixed

Technicality! Tsk

 

[jikajoe1]

Please. Can we get 384Kbps mobile uncapped!

cnt help but agree wth u consdering where technology is ,this kind of speed is miniscule n frankly shud be given away ,but oooh no! this is S.A. they make us beg for dogs dishes ,if u think about it lol.

 

[j4ck455]

We've received feedback from the PR company organising this event for MTN to explain that the network will in fact not be announcing or launching anything new and that the event will instead focus on their previous "[highlight]S[/highlight]martphone [highlight]I[/highlight]nternet [highlight]S[/highlight]ervices" packages.

Is that the official MTN name "SIS packages", as in SIeS packages?

MTN should employ fewer self enriching MK cadres whose focus is brokering WW3 and the resulting radioactive fallout, and instead employ people that know a thing or two about the cellular and broadband markets.