MTN explains their new 'enhanced data carry over' scheme

Yip. When will we get simple easy to understand internet.

You get 2GB per month.
You can carry over 2 months.
At month 3, if you have not used any bandwidth, you would have 6GB.
At month 4, if you have not used any bandwidth, you would have 6GB.

Why can't the cellular operators see it that way?
 
Can someone bottom line this ridiculous article for me... I read it top to bottom and while I get Mcguywer's explanation the rest eludes me. Are there similar rules on once off bundles purchased? As far as i can tell if you add a bundle this month it lasts for 2 months but if I purchase another it extends for another 2 months?
 
Hope their billing platforms can apply the theory behind these product offerings and adjust the customer data allocations as expected.
 
Hope their billing platforms can apply the theory behind these product offerings and adjust the customer data allocations as expected.

We can only hope.

Yet they're still not able to offer 12 month contracts, like Cell C (and red) have done with the some data contracts.
 
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