The way I understood it. . The more unused or underutilised the specific cell you are in, the cheaper it is for you to call . . So those isolated spots in the country will call for the lowest prices . . Thus people will call at 'offpeak' times and encourage those in rural areas to call more so as to use the network which would lie idle anyway. . On 9/15/09, Areba Collins <arebacollins@gmail.com> wrote:
Left me a bit confused myself, but im thinkin its a tarrif that charges depending on the number of hops to the recipient's base station, so that a local loop costs you less than calling a far away price. Maybe michael (copied) would care to expound. Being a technical audience, on the nitty gritty.
On 9/15/09, Kevin Ouma <kevin.ouma@gmail.com> wrote:
Anyone with leakage on what the super ongea tarriff will be ? Could it be 6shs and 55 cents
Anways lets wait for the big announcement on TV at 6.55 pm
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