why do cell providers not zero rate bank sites?

Jongi

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so i find sometimes i run out of data

then the cell provider doesn't allow me to access the bank which allows me to pay funds

what's the game here?
 
so i find sometimes i run out of data

then the cell provider doesn't allow me to access the bank which allows me to pay funds

what's the game here?

Why must your bank or your service provider pay for your data?

Should they pay for the petrol in your car too? Pay for your kids school fees?

Stop begging for handouts and pay your way.
 
Well a data purchase at best, how data intensive can a bank app be?
If your data is finished you can access your bank to put more data on. Although most providers now allow you to credit with data via USSD and then subtract it when you put airtime on again. Or you can use a zero rated app from Absa, FNB ot Capitec and put data on. Flip, I think even the Afrihost app is zero rated.
 
it's like you guys don't know how banks came to an agreement about atm fees

there was a time when depending what bank you were with, you withdraw from certain atms.

all the involved people came to an agreement. saswitch.
 
FNB has zero rated data, I am on Voda.

Whatever deal they have going, good on them.

But Im not expecting all ISPs to suddenly zero rate data for certain services.
 
it's like you guys don't know how banks came to an agreement about atm fees

there was a time when depending what bank you were with, you withdraw from certain atms.

all the involved people came to an agreement. saswitch.

If a bank comes to an agreement for zero rata data charges on their apps with certain service providers, then that's a value added service they provide. It's not a given. That doesn't mean it will last for ever, or apply to all banks or ISPs.

Again... you pay for the data you use, and that responsibility is on YOU.
 
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