Non EU goodybag
By: alexm84461 | 13-09-2019 09:08
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My idea is a non EU goody bag worth £10. Unlimited internet, calls and texts. No roaming charges. This could be used in the USA, Canada, the Americas Australia and Africa.
My idea that I came up with is due to my holiday coming up next month and my struggle to find an international plan. I hope it is approved by all
on: 17-09-2019 01:54
this would be useful for sure! but I have doubts about how practical it would be, giffgaff would have to be running that at a loss for such a low price.
on: 16-09-2019 20:18
Sorryi can't support this as I think it would be far too expensive for Giffgaff to do.
on: 16-09-2019 18:37
To expensive for giffgaf to have even at a higher prce
on: 15-09-2019 23:42
Cannot see this idea getting instigated,how would giffgaff make any money from this idea?
Have a good holiday though.
on: 15-09-2019 15:57
How could giffgaff make money on that? Obviously people would only buy it before going away...
on: 28-07-2020 14:27
Fantastic idea
on: 17-07-2020 20:48
Fab idea
on: 17-07-2020 18:14
Its ok
on: 14-07-2020 17:07
There is the essence of a good idea here but aiming to include such a wide range of countries makes it way too expensive for GiffGaff at a cost of only £10 for even a couple of weeks. Additionally, the real costs in Africa are quite different to the USA for example. However, having a North America goody bag, comprising the USA, Canada and perhaps Mexico might be achievable as might a separate Australasia goody bag for Australia and New Zealand. From a business point of view, there would need to be a significant volume of GiffGaff customers heading to any particular non-EU destination to make it worthwhile and I would guess that North America is the no. 1 non-EU region that Brits head to on holiday or business. Finally, £10 is almost certainly going to be infeasible for unlimited anything but I personally would welcome something around the £10 mark with even limited data, voice and texts for those times overseas when I'm not on WiFi.
on: 22-06-2020 21:00
Futuristic approach.