Vodacom doubles Blackberry capacity

I'm sure this will please quite a few people.
 
I'm sure this will please quite a few people.

Does it please me that only NOW I am able to start using the service I started paying for at the start of my Vodacom contract? Or should it please me that the Vodacom call centre had no recognition of this problem, only the rep on this forum would admit to there being a problem.

In short I don't think it pleases anyone, perhaps it just makes us content for now. We still don't get speeds near what MTN Bis subscribers have reported, and what happens when the system becomes oversubscribed/unusable again?
 
So, buy a blackberry, pay for a service you can't use and also get [icon] spammed by Vodacom using the precious little bandwidth it seems there is?
Oh wait, it's your choice to not click on the icon. Silly me.
 
Still waiting on my refund for the months before they 'doubled' capacity and the service was unusable.
 
First it was called a 'Crapberry', cos it was horrible.

Now it's a Blackberry and the service supporting it, is horrible. You guys & gals cant win.

Um....mmmm.....get an iPhone. :)

*runs away*
 
"Doubles capacity"? So now download speeds are up from 10kbits/s to 20kbits/s. Still cr@p. MTN might be fullosh*t too but at least the BIS download speeds are decent.
 
what capacity, Im still having problems, sometimes its on, most the time browsing doesn't work, its useless, when i first got it worked for a bit!!!!
 
I am on MTN BIS and have no issues, very fast. So what you guys are saying is that I should not move to Vodacom for BIS right? Because I was considering it.
 
SS8

I wonder if this is going to turn out the same as the SS8 and Etisalat Story.
After recieving an update the service levels also dropped and by chance a smart chap went and decompiled the updates, and found some disturbing stuff.
Etisalat

Wellll if you really want to know just find out which African Telecom went to

ISS World MEA in DUBAI

OCI Mobile
The new team will operate out of Dubai, strengthening SS8’s position in this strategic and expanding region.
One of the first orders of business for the new team is to lead SS8’s participation at the ISS World MEA trade show, February 24-26, Dubai.
ISS World MEA is the world's largest gathering of Middle East and African Telecom Operators, Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Defense Analysts
responsible for lawful interception, electronic investigations and network intelligence gathering.
SS8 will be Associate Lead Sponsors.
“We are excited to showcase the end-to-end solution brought about by the SS8 / OCI Mobile merger” offers Mr. Roga.
“Government security and surveillance is a critical issue, and we are proud to represent both a company committed to the region, and a solution that is truly best-of-breed.”

Telecoms companies in SA have started on a VERY slippery slope.

When you sup with the Devil -- be sure you can pay the bill.:erm::eek:

IF they can keep secret the fact that they are monitoring you :mad:
Where is any incentive to tell you anything about their PRICING structure -- after all THAT is now ALSO SECRET

MW
 
So what is the experience like for MTN users? Cause I'm about to upgrade to a Blackberry on Vodacom, and this doesn't sound too promising.
 
I am on MTN BIS and have no issues, very fast. So what you guys are saying is that I should not move to Vodacom for BIS right? Because I was considering it.

Why did you consider moving? Was it something MTN did? Because I am considering moving to MTN's BIS...
 
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