2CentsWorth
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Previous president said exactly the same thing.
Yet the power to do so rests squarely in your and your cohorts hands
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Previous president said exactly the same thing.
Yet the power to do so rests squarely in your and your cohorts handsOh wait, you're not actually waiting for legislation to force you to lower telecoms prices are you?
But dont you guys charge R2 per MB? I thought only virgin mobile charged 60c per MB regardless of bundle/usage.
But dont you guys charge R2 per MB? I thought only virgin mobile charged 60c per MB regardless of bundle/usage.
Oh he is talking about in bundle rates - on monthly subscriptions of R289+. It's all just a matter of semantics.
But I committed the most horrible of sins - talking to him directlyAnd don't ever assume that Vodacom is in the business of telephony. Hell no! Broadband is their only real business.
I don't really like talking to cocky *******s much though, so I think I'll just ignore you until you have something worthwhile to say.Sorry, my bad. Did not realise I was posting on myVoice.co.za
Got confused with that other bunch over at myBroadband where we discuss all things related to broadband in SA. Quite a nice bunch. You should pop in.
I don't really like talking to cocky *******s much though, so I think I'll just ignore you until you have something worthwhile to say.
Previous president said exactly the same thing.
Nice. Flame the only telecoms rep that is on our side. Idiots.
Nice. Flame the only telecoms rep that is on our side. Idiots.
Got a thick skin.
What a lot of people don't realise is that I (and VC) fully agree that data prices must come down. And will. The pricing as we see today is driven by the input costs and only when we get this sorted will prices continue dropping.
Self-provisioning will help greatly but it's a long process. Seacom and WACS will contribute as well.
So it's coming together but it's a way still.
Since I got involved in mobile data we've seen prices drop by a factor 200. (R40/MB -> 20c/MB) And speeds have increased by a factor 50 (50kb/s -> 2500kb/s+). So price/performance on the mobile networks have increased by over a factor 10000!
Not too shabby, but we all tend to forget how far we've come in a very short period. Or at least the mobile data side of things. Not sure if fixed line have shown a factor 10K improvement.![]()
Sorry, personally I don't buy that. What about call costs then? Those justified by input costs as well? Vodacom's FAT profits say otherwise.