Cell C launches iPhone: pricing and other details

This is a turning point for SA cell networks.

Phones that were exclusives on MTN & Vodacom's networks (and why a lot of customers would not port), are now also available on CellC & 8ta's networks as well.

If Vodacom & MTN do not act on this threat, they might become no 3 & 4.
 
Roadrunner said:
The straight up 200 on the 4S 16GB is exactly the same as the MTN anytime 200, but Cell C gives 2x the amount of data and 4x the amount of sms messages.

http://www.mtnsp.co.za/shop/MTNDirect/Pages/AppleDeals.aspx

Also, their 1-month contract prices are way more expensive than other suppliers.
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Actually cell c under sold themselves and mtn successfully pulled the marketing wool over your eyes lol here's why:

With cell c straight up 200 u are getting 200 minutes while on mtn anytime it's like 80 minutes you'll have to compare to the anytime 350 which also only gives you 179 minutes ,now it becomes apparent just what a huge bargain these cell c packages are!!!
 
koeksGHT said:
Jesus,

My galaxy s3 is so much cheaper than an iPhone yet so much more superior?
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Just wait for the next iPhone to be launched at like a 100k. Then the galaxy will be inferior(in price mostly:p).
NOTE: Before this turns into an Apple vs. Android thread lemme just state that I don't care bout either :)
 
So, Cell C becoming a major player in the market now. Just hope that their after sales support has also improved from the past.
 
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Does this now give you the flexibility of mixing and matching.

So I can choose a 64GB 4s on a 24 month Straight Up 50 contract for R 504.00 per month?

Or can I just choose the device over 24 months for R 454 per month?
 
genetic said:
:erm:

Yes!

800Mhz dual-core vs 1.5GHz quad-core... 960x640 3.5" vs 1280x720 4.8" screen... the list go's on...
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It's cute that the Android fanboys still resort to specs to justify their allegiance - at the end of the day it's the UI and the quality of the ecosystem that result in a great user experience.
 
why would a straight 50 contract with 16g 4S be cheaper than the phone without a plan?
makes me doubt the accuracy of these numbers...
 
Is there such a thing as a "1 month contract"?
Isn't it just a prepaid cash pay in.

Must they get so technical.
 
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