Re: Vodacom faking RICA registrations?

"Paul Blackburn" <[email protected]>
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I would have hoped somebody checked their records as my number, contract
with Service Provider and residence has been the same since cellphones came
out.
I am getting rather irritated by the 2-4 sms's per day asking me to RICA.
RICA for pre-paid yes, but contract customers it is rather silly and a waste
of time.

Paul

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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Simon Taplin
Sent: 06 June 2011 19:15
To: IOZ
Subject: Re: [IOZ] Vodacom faking RICA registrations?

It happened to me as well about 3 weeks ago. I got the SMS saying my SIM
card had been registered. Mine used to be a contract so they had all my
details so I just assumed somebody actually checked their files.

Simon

On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 10:01, Roland Giesler <[email protected]> wrote:
>   Is it just the three of us, or is this more widespread?
>
>   As the cut-off date for RICA registrations approaches it seems 
> Vodacom
>   has decided the RICA process is ridiculous enough to justify that
>   they fake a registration rather than be forced to cut off a revenue
>   generating subscriber. Â I received an SMS recently saying that my
>   number was now RICA'd and so did two other people close to me. Â I 
> use
>   a prepaid sim.
>
>   On Sunday I tried to properly RICA my sim card at the local Checkers
>   and was told it was registered already. Â I then could have 
> registered
>   my son's sim card as well without proof of residence, but I offered 
> it
>   anyway.
>
>   Vodacom's customer services claims they cannot check how it 
> happened;
>   they're not "RICA". Â The lady at they Checkers counter (who is a 
> RICA
>   representative) couldn't tell me how I was registered either.
>
>   Anyone else that has had a ghost registration?
>
>   Roland Giesler
>
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