So should Mumias sugar demand you return the sugar so next time you buy in quarter kilos?

we buy 1.5gb coz its cheaper Ksh0.66/mb. unlike 500mb at a rate of 1bob/mb.

Whether I finish the data is my decision to make, not Safaricoms.

I HATE SAFARICOM AND COLLYMORE.

I will say it again.This is outright theft by sufferingcon and they must not be allowed to get away with it. COLLYMORE AND SUFFERINGCON, get your theiving fingers away from my bundles.

What the hell is this guy talking about? SMH

Hate or Love him he is here to stay.:

Honestly I think ur making a big fuss over nothing.Saf has already offered u the service in portions YOU can afford.
Businesses everywhere are like that.

The more quantities u buy the cheaper it is.
A sack of charcoal/potatoes is cheaper than tins.


It's soo simple! The moment u purchase bundles you have completed the contract.You cannot change it at ur own terms to suit u and blame the provider since u had other options.

If I am not a heavy internet user,why should I buy 1.5GB which I am not going to fully utilize anyway? Its cheap u say.But it's not giving u good value for ur money.
Blame urself for not being smart.
See,I buy 1.5gb only because I know I will exhaust it within a given time.
At times I buy only 100/50 mb and am gone.

Do not forget this.You are one of those clients safcom hates!
If u expect to buy 1.5 GBs to last u 2 months what kind of customer are u?
It's about money.If you fail to exhaust it they will exhaust it on ur behalf so u come back to buy more.

@essyk, economists assume that customers are rational beings. This means, if I buy 1.5gb at a lower rate per mb, and use 700 mb, after expiry, I'll only need to load 100bob to get 80mb. I'll then have 900mb to push another month before I load the 1.5gb again.

With this new safaricom crap, don't expect a smile from a custoMer making rational choices. More is better than less.

[quote=boyd]“When you go into a petrol station and fill up your car, does the owner of the petrol station tell you to bring it back on Wednesday to take back what’s left in the vehicle? Of course not. So I ask, why the hell are we doing that?”

http://whiteafrican.com/...s-your-internet-bundle/[/quote]
Vukeni to Airtel or continue complaining forever due to your(safsufferers) peculiar habits!!!

Options are every where, in terms of mobile operators. There are also options in safaricom bundles. Stop whining and make use of your options. From 4mb to 30gb, options kibao. The information you are being given is, now you know once MBs expire, that's it. So if you have MBs remaining, consume them so that you don't feel like you've lost. It reminds me of JM Baraza, he was given a fuel guzzler and a full tank and told to go with it for two days to test it. He never loittered(sp) around the Nairobi streets. He went Nanyuki and returned the car with the fuel tank empty. It's your choice, don't blame the service provider.

Which guy?

What is "SMH"?

Nakuru. let me compare oranges for oranges. I bought Airtel's latest ZTE 1588 modem and loaded kes800 1.5gb bundles. I wept. When it works its brilliant but it doesn't last long it drops the net before you can say 3.75. I went back to the dustbin dusted my very old Safcom Huawei 0682 modem and loaded 1000/= 1.5gb and I was happy very very happy. So anytime I'm going to nakuru i don't bother with Airtel. I have no problem with the expiriy date, maybe I would if I bought 3gb bundles.

CapitalFM now reports:

Safaricom reviews data usage policy http://goo.gl/fb/9sOI9

Tafadhali fafanua - Does it now mean I can recover my bundles after expiry or not? Eissh, the language in the statement is hard to decipher.