What do you mean by this exactly?they're positioning themselves as the premium mobile operator it seems.
Really, But these people make up the largest segments of Flows mobile base. If focus is not on them, then how do they garner growth?.FLOW isn't really focusing on the average penny-pincher
Where is this exactly?, I thought that the main chunk of the companies Mobile revenues, comes from the average and middle use subscribers of the Network.but in order for them to actually earn money from their LTE networks, they have to go where the money is
I would have thought that the reason Digicels Network did not take off as planned, was because of the high cost to use the service. And the absent widespread marketing of the Network. Wasn't the reason for going LTE, is to offer faster speeds and reduce latency?. I do remember you, and other members on this forum indicating that Digicels Network is severely saturated and congested. So Digicels HSPA+ Network cannot cope with the intense demands it receives at times. I also remember another member on this site, indicating that handset prices are no longer a major issue. As more and more Jamaicans, are acquiring Premium Flagship devices. Digicel also offers reasonable data plans, including the unlimited social media add-on for subscribers to its 2 day plan. So most people can afford to utilize the most affordable data plans. So I'm not following you, when you say that "not everyone can afford a data plan". Even Flow and Digicel is offering entry level LTE devices.It is for that exact reason why Digicel's LTE network hasn't taken off and sold well to the general public, because not everyone can afford an LTE device or a data plan to boot.