MikeHales:

 

Hey, am just genuinely curious, and I understand the storing up for travel or in case but I'll get back in my box.

 

Saving data for a rainy day

Linux

well If all the other telcos do it then customers must want it.

I would rather I paid $5.00 or so less per month for an account with no rollover data. 
Then I would just buy a data pack the 2 - 3 times a year I require extra data.

With the latest Prepaid offerings from 2Degrees the $9 carryover plan is perfect so moving all family members over

50 minutes NZ&AU 150MB and unlimited SMS NZ&AU is awesome

https://www.2degreesmobile.co.nz/mobile/prepay/

Carryover on Prepaid and postpaid needs to happen sooner rather than later on VodafoneNZ

Linux

If Vodafone wants to be competitive, they have to do it, Everyone else is doing it but them. Unless they can do something else compelling.

It's great having rollover, for the small price I pay, I get enough data and when I don't use it all I can save it up for travel or when home wifi isn't working. Also when Skinny decide to give out bonuses every now and then, I don't have to use them in that month, I can save them for when ever I need.

I don't call much either, which means I have a rather large number of minutes, so if I did call I wouldn't have to worry

Tbh I don't think it would happen ever and I think the only reason they don't say weather they are going to do is it cause they want people that are with them to hold on and see if they bring it out. I think if they were going to do it they would have by now. Anyhow they have the $5 roaming which they say sets them apart from the rest.

Starscream122:

Spark have only just come out with roll over so if you wait another 6 months you'll know weather or not vodafone are going to follow suit.

MikeHales:

@senecio Actually, we're all customers as well as representatives. I'm coming at it from the point of view that I never use all my data but don't worry about unused as new allowance following month - same for my wife's account, for which I pay. I'm just trying to get a clearer picture of the unused data point.

So, if you don't finish a meal in a restaurant, you expect to get extra next time you eat there?

Just because you may not use all your data every month and not care about losing it, doesn't mean everyone else has to think the same, does it?

quickymart:

 

Just because you may not use all your data every month and not care about losing it, doesn't mean everyone else has to think the same, does it?

 

But that's like not caring about loosing money....

eracode:

MikeHales:

 

@senecio Actually, we're all customers as well as representatives. I'm coming at it from the point of view that I never use all my data but don't worry about unused as new allowance following month - same for my wife's account, for which I pay. I'm just trying to get a clearer picture of the unused data point.

 

 

 

So, if you don't finish a meal in a restaurant, you expect to get extra next time you eat there?

 

Have to say I find this comment totally out of touch, disappointing and ridiculous from a person in your position.

This thread reminds me a bit of why JohnR and many other people stopped posting here. Mike has a history of being helpful here and he is from what I've seen the last person willing to spend his free time from VF doing that.

Please remeber though this is just one person on his own time with his own question. It isn't some marketing or PR post carefully crafted to correctly represent VF as a company view. Like my post here it is just an opinion of a guy who happens to work at VF who also likes to spend time on these forums.

While I personally have more data than I can use in a month all provided as part of my job I can see the appeal for myself at least over Xmas where suddenly I'm at a no xDSL or fibre area with visiting siblings wanting to mooch of my data. Having an extra 50GB saved up over a year would be sweet.

Starscream122:

 

quickymart:

 

Just because you may not use all your data every month and not care about losing it, doesn't mean everyone else has to think the same, does it?

 

 

 

 

But that's like not caring about loosing money....

 

To go back to that dinner analogy. Not everyone thinks the same. Some people insist on getting a doggy bag every time. Others insist on only eating at buffet's. Others insist on eating everything they purchase regardless of whether they are full or not. Finally a bunch of people just decide I've had enough pay the bill and leave whatever they don't want on the plate. Quickmart is quite right but it goes both ways. 

My posts here are for Vodafone but I am also a customer so wearing both hats in that context. Was interested to join in conversation to better understand, my wife who doesn't work here has never even thought about carry over data but I understand the other views.

@MikeHales It's time to stop mucking about. We need a official Answer. Is carry Over Coming to Vodafone On Account yes or no?

Starscream122:

@MikeHales It's time to stop mucking about. We need a official Answer. Is carry Over Coming to Vodafone On Account yes or no?