Well from what i can see, Cell C offers better value when it comes to billing however they do not seem to subsidize the phones they sell on contract, so the monthly cost seems to still work out cheaper if u take out a Vodacom contract.
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1. what is your monthly budget?
2. please prioritize your spend: [voice | data | sms | hardware]
3. how much of your budget do you want to spend on priority option 1, 2, 3, 4 (calculates hardware options accordingly)
thanks for choosing your options.
your out of bundle rates on voice, data and sms will be the following ...
i see you're an existing customer. we have your details on record and don't need to go through that fica bs.
if you chose hardware, it will be delivered within x days. here is the tracking number.
in compliance with the cpa, here are your rights ...
if you would like to renegotiate your contract or change value adds, please log in and repeat this process.
How stupid, who came up with this?
All Vodacom need to do is launch a 1GB bolt on data bundle for R99.
How hard is that?
Thats what I need and im sure all smartphone users will opt for it.
This new offering seems like a step backwards
this by far is the most logical thing I have ever readHow stupid, who came up with this?
All Vodacom need to do is launch a 1GB bolt on data bundle for R99.
How hard is that?
Thats what I need and im sure all smartphone users will opt for it.
On Vodacom the S2 is R299 per month for 75 off peak minutes, 100 sms and 100 MB data
For the same price on Cell C you get 65 anytime minutes, 50 sms and 100 MB of data.
(Cell C has the S2 for R249 on Straightup 50, so add 50 MB for R35 and add 15 minutes OOB at 99c/min)
i currently have the smart 250 package. R450, 500MB, 200 min anytime per-second billing, 200 sms. was about a R2k pay-in on the S2 in june 2011.