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The pressure may be increasing on cellphone companies to lower their interconnect rates but exactly where does that leave you, the consumer?
Operators are charging each other R1,25 per minute during peak times to transmit calls via each other’s networks, while the communications committee has proposed that interconnect rates be cut to 60 cents per minute during peak times by November and further slashed by 15 cents annually until 2012.
Talks are continuing between Vodacom, MTN and Cell C. As the debate changes with each news article, you may be wondering what it all means and what it will translate into for existing customers of these companies.
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