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I know in Nigeria and Kenya they've got an SNO. Talking of number porting, in the US you can port your cell number to your landline and vice versa. Icasa are you listening?
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Posted: 2005-08-30 09:34:13
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@ Kryptik,
Any luck with contacting Vodaworld re the P910i offer?
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Posted: 2005-08-30 10:18:00
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@Amawanqa, still patiently waiting for a reply to my emails... Popped in earlier @ Cellucity, what a pleasant experience to speak to their staff. I met 3 of the most knowledgeable young ladies ever, who actually knew what a w800i, k750i, etc is. I'd do business with them anytime.
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Posted: 2005-08-30 10:28:32
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Currently savouring my last taste of SA cuisine for a year or 2 at the incredible Monte Casino in Fourways,Jozi.An entire (virtual) Eytie town indoors and out.Phenomenal attention to detail.
Got 5 long hours to kill in Frankfurt tomorrow morning,before the connecting flight to London City Airport.Really hoping to explore some teutonic cellphone shops and see what they have to offer,compared to UK and SA.
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Posted: 2005-08-30 12:01:00
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A safe flight for you and your better half, Amawanqa. Careful of those Teutonic cellshops, they haf vays of makink you buy a handy vich you vould not really need :-)
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Posted: 2005-08-30 12:17:16
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@ Kryptik,
LOL,thanks mate.
Ja,vays und means to make me talk on das 'handy's!'
And seeing I'm flying with Lufthansa,I'm still expecting that "I only vant to hear one click!" from some staunch Bavarian fraulein-hun-hostess,like that old SA advert some years ago...
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Posted: 2005-08-30 12:41:00
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Introducing Yello Genie – the VIP Service Programme.
Simply put, Yello Genie is about offering a level of service that is, quite simply, unprecedented in the cellular industry. A level that will make your mobile communication experience as effortless as possible. So what does life with the Yello Genie promise?
MTN in partnership with Nashua Mobile, Autopage Cellular, iTalk Cellular and MTN Service Provider will endeavour to surpass the service expectations of all members of the programme. Participation in the programme will allow members:
Annual handset upgrades – if it’s new and you want it, it’s yours.
Access to the latest technology, products and services as it becomes available – why wait if you can have it now?
Access to a VIP technical help desk - for assistance with those niggly technical frustrations
Pre-approved international dialling and roaming with over 384 cellular networks – don’t ask, you’ve got it – just activate it!
Simple international voicemail retrieval – your voicemail box will call you!
3G Video mail– see who’s leaving you a message (3G dependant)
Enhanced voicemail features – never run out of space
Dedicated VIP call centres – no queues, immediate service
Membership to the Yello Genie programme is by annual invitation only
Sadly... no one has invited TheMonkeyMan
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Posted: 2005-08-30 13:11:24
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mmmmm Is it like vodas Platinum and Onyx clients? Though I think some are allowed upgrades every 6 months!!
Also by invite only! but this is like old news for voda subscribers!
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Posted: 2005-08-30 13:16:51
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Im getting a 'conect to sever error' on opera!! what does that mean???
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Posted: 2005-08-30 13:29:23
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Right now I'm aboard one of the SA Navy's newest corvette's- SAS Isandlwana. The boat is part of the controversial arms procurement process.
I'm covering a meeting of African navy chiefs in Cape Town. Will post my pictures later.
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Posted: 2005-08-30 13:40:16
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