False advertising

<p>Every time I buy a data bundle from MTN, I get the following sms back: </p> <p>Y'ello! You've purchased a once-off 10GB Internet. Get 60GB data bundle for R499 p.m. data only SIMs. Available at MTN Stores. See www.mtn.co.za for Ts and Cs.</p> <p> </p> <p>So according to this message you can buy a 60GB data bundle for R499 from a MTN store if you have a data only sim. Wrong. The stores have never heard of this deal. Apparently there is a deal where you get a new contract for 20GB + 40GB night owl. But the message clearly states, Get 60GB "Data bundle". I'll even take the deal if it is 20GB + 40GB, but you can't. It isn't a data bundle as stated in the sms, it is a complete new sim. </p> <p>I've tried to explain this to about 10 people from MTN over the phone, but they all think I am wrong and the last person put the phone down in my ear. If you advertise a 60GB data bundle for R499, that is what I want. </p> <p> </p> <p>Regards</p> <p>Werner</p>