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#35227 6-Jun-2009 10:37

As spotted in one of the Google Ads here on Geekzone...

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#222181 6-Jun-2009 11:42

is that legal?

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#222182 6-Jun-2009 11:43

Fast food and drycleaners do it, why not telcos?

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#222184 6-Jun-2009 11:45

not sure mr admin police man guy. i didn't go to law school

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#222185 6-Jun-2009 11:46

Neither did I, but I don't see why accepting a coupon would be illegal.

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#222187 6-Jun-2009 11:50

ture that is just yea it seems vodafone's pricing is cheapest at the moment

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#222188 6-Jun-2009 12:08

why buy vodafone anyway the coverage is 100% crap

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#222189 6-Jun-2009 12:09

Well that didn't add much to the discussion, did it?

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#222190 6-Jun-2009 12:12

nope not really maybe it doesn't interest people that much

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#222191 6-Jun-2009 12:21

Commodore: nope not really maybe it doesn't interest people that much

What I mean is that comments like fatmould's "coverage is 100% crap" doesn't bring anything to this discussion specifically.

Please read thre stream of this thread to get the context...

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#222192 6-Jun-2009 12:25

you should use your admin powers to push him away lol

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#222194 6-Jun-2009 12:35

Video stores like United video and Video Ezy do it so why not? Good for VF.

Do whatever you want to do man.

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#222195 6-Jun-2009 12:39

From first looks, it seems to be a desperate Vodafone trying to make a quick gain in market share.

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#222202 6-Jun-2009 13:28

The associated contract with the vouchers will make for interestng disucssions with vodafone.

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#222203 6-Jun-2009 13:29

Timdotz: From first looks, it seems to be a desperate Vodafone trying to make a quick gain in market share.

Why do so many people seem to want to bash VF? I didn't see anybody bashing Telecom for offering a free mobile if you traded in your VF phone.

Your comment also seems to overlook the obvious fact that Vodafone are the biggest player in the mobile market both in terms of customers and in terms of value are significantly larger than Telecom!

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#222204 6-Jun-2009 13:29

riahon: The associated contract with the vouchers will make for interestng disucssions with vodafone.

What does it say?

I assume you're meaning the fact to get a voucher that you had to sign a new contract anyway therefore there would be very few people who would actually make a move since they're still locked to Telecom?

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