Vodafone commits to new course for 2016, reveals partnerships to win customers’ trust

Loo Fun Chee: “Here is our promise to our customer…you should be worry-free.”
Vodafone will continue its course of customer acquisition with its marketing manager pledging that partnerships will play a crucial role in positioning the brand in 2016.
The commitment to using partnerships is a fundamental element of the telco’s brand positioning and customer acquisition strategy, Vodafone marketing manager, Loo Fun Chee, told Mumbrella in a recent interview.
Key to the entire message is allowing Vodafone to at last claim that its customers (and its partners) can trust the network. In a year where rival, Telstra, saw its mobile and data services compromised, Vodafone says its decision to forgo marketing to focus on rebuilding the network means it now can be trusted.
Believe it when I see it. Before Xmas their new CEO promised rolling out 4G across the country in Q1. One month to go and still no 4G outside Metro areas or even planned upgrades on their website coverage checker.
Christ, that Spotify logo is retro
I am interested to know why Vodaphone are charging so much for NBN12
How many people besides those that work can afford $59:00 per month.
My current ISP like many others are charging $49:00 per month,and I have been a prepaid customer for 25 years,BUT the Customer service says’we cant and wont assist you’
Sorry Vodaphoe,I will stay with my current ISP and continue prepaid