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<blockquote data-quote="UnlimitedBB" data-source="post: 28058565" data-attributes="member: 371190"><p>Yeah, true. It was marketing campaign by Dialog. They won't give cheap packages or rates like Airtel or Hutch since they have a loyal customer base and they really want to get rid of people who switch networks for marginal low rates. For example, when every network reduced on net SMS charges to 10 cents and other network SMS to 25 cents in 2010, Dialog kept it at 25 cents. People who were 'concerned' about the 15 cents different switched to other networks. As years passed, this eventually translated into people with low income and low spending capacity to be stuck into networks like Airtel and Hutch.</p><p></p><p>SLT, the tubelights of the industry realized this much later and they did run a campaign labeling Mobitel as "Wadagath nommarayak" (Repectable Number) in late 2000s. They were somewhat successful with it too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UnlimitedBB, post: 28058565, member: 371190"] Yeah, true. It was marketing campaign by Dialog. They won't give cheap packages or rates like Airtel or Hutch since they have a loyal customer base and they really want to get rid of people who switch networks for marginal low rates. For example, when every network reduced on net SMS charges to 10 cents and other network SMS to 25 cents in 2010, Dialog kept it at 25 cents. People who were 'concerned' about the 15 cents different switched to other networks. As years passed, this eventually translated into people with low income and low spending capacity to be stuck into networks like Airtel and Hutch. SLT, the tubelights of the industry realized this much later and they did run a campaign labeling Mobitel as "Wadagath nommarayak" (Repectable Number) in late 2000s. They were somewhat successful with it too. [/QUOTE]
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