On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Benjamin M Wakhweya <[email protected]>wrote:
> > I disagree, on my current wireless "landlines" (CDMA phones both from UTL > and MTN) I load regular voice airtime and can have chunks of 90,000 for MTN > or used to be 100,000) for 30 days of unlimited data access (used to do this > with a simple sms but now have to phone in to the call centre). > Any balance left over is used for voice dialing. This to me means the > technicalities (if they existed)for separate billing have been sorted out > since 2004 when these were introduced. All with autocut off at midnight on > day 30 etc ... > > you are assuming that the billing methods used by UTL, MTN and Orange are the same. MTN and UTL use the same billing system and this may have been a consideration from the onset. Like I said, it is possible to get this done, the difference being that while MTN and UTL have this consideration in their billing system Orange *may* not have it. Or, it *may* be a preference for Orange to have a separate data card which is exclusively for data. > I still maintain that it's simply a matter of policy on the side of > management. > It may be so, or it may be a matter of choice in technology used to bill you. The easiest thing I would tell you is to walk into an Orange Shop and tussle it out with one of the sales chaps there. -- Mike Of course, you might discount this possibility, but remember that one in a million chances happen 99% of the time. ------------------------------------------------------------
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