http://cpinto.disqus.com/enTue, 10 Jun 2008 11:16:05 -0000http://blog.cpinto.net/2008/06/no-free-lunches.html#comment-629693<p>Yeah, I've read that too. It's a good thing they support prepaid plans.</p><p>I'm also a Vodafone happy customer, have been for many years now, my<br>only wish is for they to come up with some data-plan for people who are<br>more interested in data than in voice/sms/mms (specially the latter). If<br>3G USB dongles aren't overloading their networks, leeching YouTube and<br>3MB emails, my 3G mobile won't do that either no matter how many 3KB<br>pages I download.</p><p>On this matter, my reasoning if that if they don't, someone will (think<br>3).</p>cpintoTue, 10 Jun 2008 11:16:05 -0000http://blog.cpinto.net/2008/06/no-free-lunches.html#comment-629616<p>I don't mind about those long term contracts. I've been a Telecel/Vodafone customer ever since and I'm quite pleased with their service. I wouldn't mind signing another two-year contract with them.</p><p>Anyway, the iPhone will be sold along with a monthly contract or pre-paid, Vodafone has stated.</p>Mário LopesTue, 10 Jun 2008 11:08:16 -0000