To whomsoever it may concern,
This is to inform you that I was wrongly misguided by the Vodafone employees at both places viz. on the phone as well as at their gallery.
I use an Iphone 4S and I had asked them to suggest me suitable data-plan according to my usage. They suggested me to activate the GPRS @ Rs 49/- scheme and along with it told me to activate Zero-Rental I-plan for Iphone.
They promised me that I would not be charged until the 1st 500 MB of usage, as part of th GPRS @ Rs 49/- plan and only when I exceed 500 MB of data-usage, would I be charged 10 paisa per 10 kb (Rs 10/- per MB) thereafter. However, when I got the bill, they charged me full Rs 1,359/- as I had consumed 135.9 MB of usage.
When I went to their Vodafone gallery again, they told me that "No such" plan existed for Iphone although I had mentioned them prior to activating the GPRS @ Rs 49/- plan more than 10 times, that I use an Iphone 4S. They further told me that I will have to pay according to the 10 paisa per 10Kb.
Further, they also told me on the phone that for "I-Phone" you have "special data-plans" although I didn't purchase the Iphone 4S under any contractual obligations from Vodafone but had bought a "Factory Unlocked" Iphone from USA. Mind you, these "special" plans are more than 2-3 times the cost of any ordinary data plans for other phones. This clearly means, they are creating a bias 'against' Iphone users and what they mean to say by this is that "Pay more if you can afford an expensive phone".
I 'requested' them to reverse the excess payment they have charged me by going to their Vodafone gallery but they flatly refused.
This is clear-cut case of "looting" unsuspecting consumers. I didn't expect this from a global MNC like Vodafone but I guess it has got in the league of any other "ordinary" Indian carrier.
Hope my voice gets heard and a suitable action is taken against Vodafone for "dual-pricing" just because you own an Iphone which you haven't purchased from them and that they know you can pay more.




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