Please i need help from nairalanders on the best tarrif plan on MTN. I make long calls each day and the truetalk+ is draining my credit. Thanks

@quinlatifat,
I think you should Migrate to MTN Ipulse since you make alot of calls. On MTN Ipulse, your first Minute of the day is charged 40kobo per seconds, that's (25Naira). Then subsequent calls throughout that day to MTN numbers and other Network is charged at 11kobo per seconds that's (6Naira).


SMS on MTN Ipulse is charged at 2Naira compare to other Tariffs which is 4Naira.


And on MTN Ipulse, you get 10MB of data and an additional 10MB as Extra Data every week when you recharge with a minimum of 100naira. And sometimes, they Top up your 10MB Data bonus even when it's not up to 7days of your previous recharge.
And they also give you Bonus Credit sometimes when you recharge with 200/400Naira in an instant.

I hope this help.

Olasco93:
@quinlatifat,
I think you should Migrate to MTN Ipulse since you make alot of calls. On MTN Ipulse, your first Minute of the day is charged 40kobo per seconds, that's (25Naira). Then subsequent calls throughout that day to MTN numbers and other Network is charged at 11kobo per seconds that's (6Naira).


SMS on MTN Ipulse is charged at 2Naira compare to other Tariffs which is 4Naira.


And on MTN Ipulse, you get 10MB of data and an additional 10MB as Extra Data every week when you recharge with a minimum of 100naira. And sometimes, they Top up your 10MB Data bonus even when it's not up to 7days of your previous recharge.
And they also give you Bonus Credit sometimes when you recharge with 200/400Naira in an instant.

I hope this help.

i'm migrating right away. Please whats the code to migrate. Thanks a bunch

quinlatifat:
i'm migrating right away. Please whats the code to migrate. Thanks a bunch

Oh sorry, i forgot to include it just dial *406# or text 406 to 131. You will get a reply "welcome to MTN Ipulse bla bla bla"

quinlatifat:
i'm migrating right away. Please whats the code to migrate. Thanks a bunch

To migrate just dial *406# or text 406 as a message and send it to 131.
Migration is free once in 30days. Enjoy!

Olasco93:


Oh sorry, i forgot to include it just dial *406# or text 406 to 131. You will get a reply "welcome to MTN Ipulse bla bla bla"

thanks so much. I just did that. MTN deducted #12 on the first minute call i made instead of #25 and they deducted same #12 on subsequent calls. O ti sumi oo

Mtn is just a selfish network

Olasco93:
@quinlatifat,
I think you should Migrate to MTN Ipulse since you make alot of calls. On MTN Ipulse, your first Minute of the day is charged 40kobo per seconds, that's (25Naira). Then subsequent calls throughout that day to MTN numbers and other Network is charged at 11kobo per seconds that's (6Naira).


SMS on MTN Ipulse is charged at 2Naira compare to other Tariffs which is 4Naira.


And on MTN Ipulse, you get 10MB of data and an additional 10MB as Extra Data every week when you recharge with a minimum of 100naira. And sometimes, they Top up your 10MB Data bonus even when it's not up to 7days of your previous recharge.
And they also give you Bonus Credit sometimes when you recharge with 200/400Naira in an instant.

I hope this help.

11k/sec is restricted to campus calls and off peak period

SlickM:
Mtn is just a selfish network

How?

asuustrike2009:
11k/sec is restricted to campus calls and off peak period

ok. Thanks

asuustrike2009:

How?

Can't you see how? they recently removed their F&F package. That was the package I was on

SlickM:

Can't you see how? they recently removed their F&F package. That was the package I was on

It was NCC that asked them to do so

asuustrike2009:
It was NCC that asked them to do so

Ok so they said.

asuustrike2009:

It was NCC that asked them to do so

pls, what was NCC reason for the decision

quinlatifat:
pls, what was NCC reason for the decision

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday struck out an application by telecommunication company, MTN, seeking a long adjournment in the suit filed against it by its competitor, Etisalat. Etisalat had headed for the court over an allegation that the Nigerian Communications Commission was giving MTN market advantage over it. The plaintiff is aggrieved with the MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo, which offers a call rate of 11 kobo per second to eight MTN subscribers and two non-MTN subscribers. Etisalat argued that MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo was launched in violation of NCC’s regulation, adding that the promo package was restricting outgoing call traffic to smaller operators “by pricing on-net tariffs lower so as to make off-net calls unattractive.” Etisalat said MTN was posing a threat to its business survival, adding that if the court did not urgently hear the suit, its business was liable to being eroded within a very short time. Subsequently, Justice Mohammed Idris had, on July 21, granted the application seeking an urgent hearing of the suit during the court’s long vacation. But at the resumed hearing on Monday, counsel for MTN, Olasupo Sasore (SAN), appeared in court with an application contesting the urgency claimed by Etisalat. Sasore argued that contrary to the claim by the plaintiff, there was nothing urgent in the matter to warrant it being heard during the court’s vacation. However, counsel for Etisalat, Kola Awodein (SAN), told the court that though Sasore only served him with a copy of the application in the evening of last week Friday, he had already filed his reply. Awodein also said that the lawyer representing NCC in the matter, Prof. Taiwo Osipitan (SAN), had pleaded with him that he was just briefed and he would need time to study the file. According to him, all the parties had agreed to come back to court on September 25, 2015. Following this development, the judge, consequently, struck out MTN’s application and adjourned till September 25, 2015 for further hearing. Etisalat, in the main suit, is seeking a review of a decision said to be recently taken by NCC allowing 30 per cent differential between MTN’s off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs. According to Etisalat, with the said 30 per cent differential between its off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs, MTN had been able to create what is called a “calling club,” an example of which is its “Family and Friends” promo. Copyright PUNCH.

asuustrike2009:

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday struck out an application by telecommunication company, MTN, seeking a long adjournment in the suit filed against it by its competitor, Etisalat. Etisalat had headed for the court over an allegation that the Nigerian Communications Commission was giving MTN market advantage over it. The plaintiff is aggrieved with the MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo, which offers a call rate of 11 kobo per second to eight MTN subscribers and two non-MTN subscribers. Etisalat argued that MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo was launched in violation of NCC’s regulation, adding that the promo package was restricting outgoing call traffic to smaller operators “by pricing on-net tariffs lower so as to make off-net calls unattractive.” Etisalat said MTN was posing a threat to its business survival, adding that if the court did not urgently hear the suit, its business was liable to being eroded within a very short time. Subsequently, Justice Mohammed Idris had, on July 21, granted the application seeking an urgent hearing of the suit during the court’s long vacation. But at the resumed hearing on Monday, counsel for MTN, Olasupo Sasore (SAN), appeared in court with an application contesting the urgency claimed by Etisalat. Sasore argued that contrary to the claim by the plaintiff, there was nothing urgent in the matter to warrant it being heard during the court’s vacation. However, counsel for Etisalat, Kola Awodein (SAN), told the court that though Sasore only served him with a copy of the application in the evening of last week Friday, he had already filed his reply. Awodein also said that the lawyer representing NCC in the matter, Prof. Taiwo Osipitan (SAN), had pleaded with him that he was just briefed and he would need time to study the file. According to him, all the parties had agreed to come back to court on September 25, 2015. Following this development, the judge, consequently, struck out MTN’s application and adjourned till September 25, 2015 for further hearing. Etisalat, in the main suit, is seeking a review of a decision said to be recently taken by NCC allowing 30 per cent differential between MTN’s off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs. According to Etisalat, with the said 30 per cent differential between its off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs, MTN had been able to create what is called a “calling club,” an example of which is its “Family and Friends” promo. Copyright PUNCH.

It will affect etisalat network, NCC had to obey court order

asuustrike2009:

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday struck out an application by telecommunication company, MTN, seeking a long adjournment in the suit filed against it by its competitor, Etisalat. Etisalat had headed for the court over an allegation that the Nigerian Communications Commission was giving MTN market advantage over it. The plaintiff is aggrieved with the MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo, which offers a call rate of 11 kobo per second to eight MTN subscribers and two non-MTN subscribers. Etisalat argued that MTN’s “Family and Friends” promo was launched in violation of NCC’s regulation, adding that the promo package was restricting outgoing call traffic to smaller operators “by pricing on-net tariffs lower so as to make off-net calls unattractive.” Etisalat said MTN was posing a threat to its business survival, adding that if the court did not urgently hear the suit, its business was liable to being eroded within a very short time. Subsequently, Justice Mohammed Idris had, on July 21, granted the application seeking an urgent hearing of the suit during the court’s long vacation. But at the resumed hearing on Monday, counsel for MTN, Olasupo Sasore (SAN), appeared in court with an application contesting the urgency claimed by Etisalat. Sasore argued that contrary to the claim by the plaintiff, there was nothing urgent in the matter to warrant it being heard during the court’s vacation. However, counsel for Etisalat, Kola Awodein (SAN), told the court that though Sasore only served him with a copy of the application in the evening of last week Friday, he had already filed his reply. Awodein also said that the lawyer representing NCC in the matter, Prof. Taiwo Osipitan (SAN), had pleaded with him that he was just briefed and he would need time to study the file. According to him, all the parties had agreed to come back to court on September 25, 2015. Following this development, the judge, consequently, struck out MTN’s application and adjourned till September 25, 2015 for further hearing. Etisalat, in the main suit, is seeking a review of a decision said to be recently taken by NCC allowing 30 per cent differential between MTN’s off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs. According to Etisalat, with the said 30 per cent differential between its off-net and on-net retail mobile voice tariffs, MTN had been able to create what is called a “calling club,” an example of which is its “Family and Friends” promo. Copyright PUNCH.

alright, thanks

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My mtn still works 11k on true-talk+ Steadily. In-fact i made a mistake and moved into another plan and begged them to come back to true-talk+ And when i came back it was still working very fine.. Maybe am just very lucky..