Vodacom into Africa

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Vodacom into Africa

Vodacom gears up for Africa with Vodafone fully in charge

 

[ConsiderThis]

exciting stuff... can't wait to see the brand transition - the blue and green is getting so old... especially in the way the portray the logo these days... where's the brand consistency people!?!?

 

[pkid]

exciting stuff... can't wait to see the brand transition - the blue and green is getting so old... especially in the way the portray the logo these days... where's the brand consistency people!?!?

+1

 

[<moLe>]

brands are just brands...wondering what this entails for the SA consumer what service is concerned

 

[ike]

hopefully they reduce these extortionist call rates and allow us to carry over bandwidth

 

[tjunyat]

Why is everything a "phased approach"? Do they believe customers couldn't handle a "Well, this is our new branding" on an all-at-once approach?

 

[LazyLion]

Why is everything a "phased approach"? Do they believe customers couldn't handle a "Well, this is our new branding" on an all-at-once approach?

Confusion! Esp. when the Cell C colours are so close to Vodafone's.

Remember 99.9% of South Africans are clueless n00bs! ('cepting us stimulated Googlers)!!!

 

[fonefreak]

It will be more like vodafone than vodacom into africa