QUOTE(Chrono-Trigger @ Jul 24 2016, 04:34 PM)
they did not cheat or coerce you when you signed up for their plan few months ago. it was based on willing buyer willing seller basis.
circumstance has changed since then with other telco throwing prices , Digi has to respond accordingly.
I don't see any fraud or malpractice , it's dynamic business environment.
it is not limited to telco. even supermarket gives fantastic offers from time to time. can we cry foul at that scenario too?
there are remedies
1. terminate the current contract and pay a penalty fee
2. write in to Digi to ask them to upgrade your line as a courtesy to you, not an obligation.
3. remains in prepaid line forever in future / or direct purchase your phones with cash instead of some easy payment or telco subsidies.
welcome to the real world where contracts have to be honored
It's not the matter of contract le bro.... it's business ethics and care for loyal customers or existing customers...
They are not wrong... but I can't say they are not a DOUCHE or ASSHOLE about it....
You cannot compare subscription market to physical goods based market..... In subscription market, buyers don't come and go.... and the theory is to satisfy the customer cause it is 5x harder to get new customers than to retain old ones... from my experience in overseas... if customer's request is not unreasonable.. they will go way out to comply...
I am not asking them to give me 15GB package to match U-mobile also.... just to give me a reasonable quota for a reasonable price... is that so hard to do?? they give me their RM98 plan one also I happy liao... eventhough I am still paying more... at least I know they care... but if No changes... walao REALLY DOUBLE for NOTHING