We hate Telkom

bekdik said:
but they use Vodacom's infrastructure :D
I heard Cell C carries 75% of their out data/voice... not to sure how true that is. Im sure when Virgin arrives, that will all change fairly quickly. We know Branson does take ****.
 
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sunsoffun said:
Im sure when Virgin arrives, that will all change fairly quickly. We know Branson does take ****.

T-Mobile carries the Virgin Mobile traffic in the UK. It's unlikely Virgin will want to bear the costs of running a network so they'll most likely negotiate with one of the existing network operators i.e. MTN, Vodacom or Cell C
 
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My personal pet Hates:
1. SARS
2. Telkom
3. Local Traffic Dept

The existence of SARS narrowly saves Telkom from being No. 1
 
IanC said:
T-Mobile carries the Virgin Mobile traffic in the UK. It's unlikely Virgin will want to bear the costs of running a network so they'll most likely negotiate with one of the existing network operators i.e. MTN, Vodacom or Cell C
They are teaming up with Cell C. I think Cell C will get the cash injections that they need, to carry 100% of their own voice and data.
 
FaaQ said:
Rikus and steve and lulu must stay with telkom.
Steve White was with me in the Dept P&T Autos (Electromechanical exchanges in PE, Siemens S8M), Rikus was on my course at PO College at Olifantsfontein.

22 years service with the gravey train, gets you into management whew!!
 
pimal3 said:
My personal pet Hates:
1. SARS
2. Telkom
3. Local Traffic Dept

The existence of SARS narrowly saves Telkom from being No. 1

Actually (hahaha - you're going to love this!!) using Telkom services is like paying tax twice. Since the government is a major (29% ?) shareholder of Telkom and they continue to protect Telkom's monopoly status by dragging their feet on the SNO, they get their hands on a lot of Telkom's profits. So, you pay tax, and then you pay Telkom. Double taxes!!

Juice
 
Juice said:
Actually (hahaha - you're going to love this!!) using Telkom services is like paying tax twice. Since the government is a major (29% ?) shareholder of Telkom and they continue to protect Telkom's monopoly status by dragging their feet on the SNO, they get their hands on a lot of Telkom's profits. So, you pay tax, and then you pay Telkom. Double taxes!!

Juice

And you pay VAT on your already inflated Telkom account - triple TAX.
And then tax is payed on dividends from Telkom shares = quadruple TAX.
and then CGT is paid when disposing of the shares - quintuple TAX.

gotta love Telkom
 
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