Flexi Plans from Vodafone? A Disappointment
I think Vodafone is actually dreaming of a sudden migration of QTEL users to their services especially with the crap offerings that they have and the services that they provide. After months of waiting, Vodafone unveiled their Flexi Plans. Head on to their website after reading the rest of my entry. You may not be jumping for joy after reading below.
1. As a "1st 1000" customer and using their services for the last 4 months, I can say that it is not even close to 80% coverage and stability that QTEL provides. Limited signal to no signal at all in City Center and Ras Abu aboud along with other points in the City. Repeated SMS messages being received the whole day and not receiving messages on time.
2. Tries hard to advertise that they "bring change in Qatar" but looking at the offerings, there's nothing new to what they are offering. Higher rates in some instances and minimal discounts in some. In the end, what is a 10-30 QR saving a month if you can't have a stable service?
3. QTEL provided a promotion of paying 350QR/year for a Shahry service. It might not include any free minutes but it's a post paid plan that's cheap and allows you to pay what you actually use. How come Vodafone can't provide such package?
4. After all the hoopla and delays, is this the best that Vodafone can give us? A disappointment (at least for me).
1. As a "1st 1000" customer and using their services for the last 4 months, I can say that it is not even close to 80% coverage and stability that QTEL provides. Limited signal to no signal at all in City Center and Ras Abu aboud along with other points in the City. Repeated SMS messages being received the whole day and not receiving messages on time.
2. Tries hard to advertise that they "bring change in Qatar" but looking at the offerings, there's nothing new to what they are offering. Higher rates in some instances and minimal discounts in some. In the end, what is a 10-30 QR saving a month if you can't have a stable service?
3. QTEL provided a promotion of paying 350QR/year for a Shahry service. It might not include any free minutes but it's a post paid plan that's cheap and allows you to pay what you actually use. How come Vodafone can't provide such package?
4. After all the hoopla and delays, is this the best that Vodafone can give us? A disappointment (at least for me).
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Posted by: BluePearl | July 8, 2009 10:03 AM
Posted by: BluePearl | July 8, 2009 10:04 AM