While one carrier is offering a complicated weekend weekday combination data package, the other is giving a straight forward fixed data plan that can be utilised any-day anytime. Any guesses who is who?

In its latest social ad campaign, U Mobile placed a commercial differentiating its Hero Postpaid P70 15GB against Digi’s Postpaid 80 plan 10Gb +10 Gb that would leave the customer in a complicated relationship with its offered package. Freeing users from endless tracking of data used and whats more monitoring whether its weekday or weekend is what U Mobile is offering, which most users would prefer. The operator has been gaining grounds with disruptive plans and has been liberal with data bundles keeping the big cartels on their toes, the landscape is changing with data caps and holding customers for ransom will be soon no more.

In terms of coverage, U Mobile is catching up despite being a junior with many users on the network have satisfactory feedback in city centre usage, however Digi having a bigger user base has clogged hotspots and has users taking on its social site to complain on poor service.