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Virgin Mobile does not expect a huge migration of discontented customers from the existing networks.
The newcomer has no intention of sparking a price war
Analysts have speculated that Virgin may even charge a premium
OK SPEAK UP,,, WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH JSTRIKE???JStrike said:I will leave VodaCom when my contract expires. Possibly for CellC.
I used to love VodaCom, but they really angered me with this Talking Points thing. It gives many of the provilages that Contract customers had to prepaid customers.
No thanks, I will go to a company that rewards people for signing contracts with them
JStrike said:I will leave VodaCom when my contract expires. Possibly for CellC. ... I will go to a company that rewards people for signing contracts with them
BroadbandStarved said:I'm sorry, did I miss the point here.....aren't we trying to lower Telecoms prices. So what the hell is Virgin thinking by entering the market and targetting the "well heeled", as the article puts it. This is in stark contrast to the comments of it chairman Richard Brandson saying not so long ago, in Johannesburg that TeleCommunication cost in South Africa are too high.
Well, thanks for jumping on the band wagon and adding to the costs then, Richard.