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Prepaid price war
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The_Unbeliever
Honorary Master
Good to hear that.
About time the customer gets something back.
About time the customer gets something back.
sunsoffun
Expert Member
When I topped up my vodacard this month, I got pleasant....so I went from 1 to 2 gigs for the month, because of the discount 
theJonster
Well-Known Member
NOTHING WRONG WITH WAR! (a price one that is) 
CeeBee
Expert Member
Lower rates, and better packages are very nice thank you, but FIRST of all MTN needs to sort out their systems, and "customer service" dept... send all those slackers back to the street corners, and find proper service oriented people, ... or find proper people to fix their system that seems to be (already) headed towards crash & burn.... or is it the "Customer Service Director" who needs a kick in the ghoolies??? There are lots of us who can willingly assist with THAT! 
Then they will already have countless happier customers!
Then they will already have countless happier customers!
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
5c/MB OOB
moegoe
Well-Known Member
This explains it all!
The other evening I recharged my account with R55 and got R66... was completely baffled....
The other evening I recharged my account with R55 and got R66... was completely baffled....
pkid
Expert Member
more like subsequent price fixing and they call it a price war
fat chance.
If the country really goes into recession, does that imply companies have to lower their prices to keep people spending or up their prices to keep profits high? Since communications are a nessicary resource I guess it will be the latter.
fat chance.
If the country really goes into recession, does that imply companies have to lower their prices to keep people spending or up their prices to keep profits high? Since communications are a nessicary resource I guess it will be the latter.
There will never be a price war in SA
There will never be a price war in SA unless interconnect rates are lowered.
With interconnect rates at R1-25 per minute.
Who's fooling who ?
India has call rates of R0-30c per minute peak time to any network.
Indian Operators buy the same GSM & UMTS equipment from the same Vendors we buy from in American $ $.
When interconnect rates are set at 20c per minute Across the Board we would see price wars.
DXL - Mobile
www.dxl.co.za
Leading the way for lower prices .......................
There will never be a price war in SA unless interconnect rates are lowered.
With interconnect rates at R1-25 per minute.
Who's fooling who ?
India has call rates of R0-30c per minute peak time to any network.
Indian Operators buy the same GSM & UMTS equipment from the same Vendors we buy from in American $ $.
When interconnect rates are set at 20c per minute Across the Board we would see price wars.
DXL - Mobile
www.dxl.co.za
Leading the way for lower prices .......................
DragonLogos
Expert Member
and its good to know that ICASA are working day and night to do something about the interconnect rates... and will leave no stone uncovered, have public meetings and roadshows, that boldly go were no one has gone before