dumo1:

Sorry dear!!

thanks

Believe this at your own peril. I believe the price should be fixed. Even if it's 40 k naira.

These people are dumb why the disparity when they call it unlimited...so much for Airtel bulcrap.

blackbeau1:
thanks

I hope the bad experience didn't make you abandon the network.

Where some people are collecting 10,15 & 20,000 has Salary, Airtel came up with this ...na wa ooo

dumo1:

I hope the bad experience didn't make you abandon the network.

I did

nuelnik:
We all have been anticipating for the Unlimited Data Plan from Airtel , after much video advert from them , and to make is a surprised it was silently launched without any announcement from almighty Airtel . As we are expecting an Unlimited data to browse will mama calls .



Airtel NG has earlier teased an unlimited package and now, they have silently launched the plan without any word from them.

The Unlimited package comes in 3 different packages, meaning you can choose anyone that best suite you.


Airtel Unlimited Packages

You can dial -141# and follow prompt or alternately use the below codes;

➽ N10,000 Unlimited Packages / Validity is 30 days.

➽ N15,000 Unlimited Packages / Validity is 30 days .

➽ N20,000 Unlimited Packages / Validity is 30 days .


How To Activate It


➽ For N10,000 Unlimited Packages, dial *471#

➽ For N15,000 Unlimited Packages , dial *463#

➽ For N20,000 Unlimited Packages , dial *351#

What i'm not understanding is how many Gigs is in each package , because i don't know why they had to make different package if its actually unlimited. I wasn't expecting this much on the price , also fail usage policy will apply .

What is you take on this ?

More: http://www.nueltech.com/2017/07/airtel-finally-launched-unlimited-data.html

is this the reason why you woke me up from my sleep? garden egg fall on you!!

Am I the only poor dude here? Why is no one complaining about those prices?

They are not stupid, they know what they're doing.

it's nt unlimited... since it have different prices... And if u av been subscribing for Facebook mb.. using *688#... you will see that d #300 own is unlimited.. then u pay and u will be given 1gb.. definitely it's nt unlimited.. u will be given maybe 10gb, 15gb, 20gb respectively sha

blackbeau1:
I did

Oh! So what network did you port to?

dumo1:

Oh! So what network did you port to?

back to mtn

blackbeau1:
back to mtn

You mean empty hen. . I have been a loyal airtel customer since the year 2006. They were my first love, I can never let go cos I am loyal to a fault.

So my take, obviously we need an unlimited data plan, but how does Airtel expect an average Nigerian to be able to afford these data plan.

At least there should have include made a daily or weekly unlimited data plan for a lower price. And for the three different 30 days plans for different prices,” AM NOT UNDERSTANDING OOO”.


I mean is it based on the data cap or speed difference, as we surely know that it can’t be truly unlimited. But there might be possibility of it been truly unlimited because of the prices, but Na Naija We Dey.

Airtel Finally Launched Unlimited Data Packages… But the Price Will Shock You

PhilGreen:
Am I the only poor dude here? Why is no one complaining about those prices?

Complain?

These prices are very good. You think unlimited data is cheap anywhere?

Called airtel and they explained that the unlimited data plans have data thresholds of 40gb 60gb and 100gb respectively, browsing at 375kb/s, after you have reached the threshold you will be browsing at 256kb/s speed. Abeg make una analyse am if it's fair

Oga e fair o...e fair die...if you download up to 40gb and still get 250kb/s.. The Ish now is I wish there was a plan for weekends and stuff...den it could have been really glorious

xynerise:


Speed differences.

5Mbps
10Mbps


And so on.

Pls share source/link of this info or you are just speculating? In my opinion this is a play on the word "Unlimited" like the days of saying you can use the data at any time in the day and not what we have come to understand when networks say unlimited ie no data cap per period. I cant see anything on their website either instead there are "Unlimited" plans of 3GB, 200MB and 40MB. Airtel should stop this stunt and come clear on these new plans.

bedford101:
Called airtel and they explained that the unlimited data plans have data thresholds of 40gb 60gb and 100gb respectively, browsing at 375kb/s, after you have reached the threshold you will be browsing at 256kb/s speed. Abeg make una analyse am if it's fair

I will never trust on speed as a selling point from any ISP because its never guaranteed. So this means no data cap then?

Called their customer care. The Hediot that picked said the 10k one is 22gb then is stops ie there is a data cap

Emmy2009:
Called their customer care. The Hediot that picked said the 10k one is 22gb then is stops ie there is a data cap

Lol @ Hediot, see official link for the plans..
http://africa.airtel.com/wps/wcm/connect/AfricaRevamp/Nigeria/Home/Personal/Internet/TariffPlans/UNLIMITED-dataplans

So Fair usage policy is their backup to kill your joy after you hit your "open tap" browsing cap.
As someone currently using Ntel unlimited monthly plan I will have to stay where I am for now.

At the least I see serious competition brewing and in this war consumers get to win.

Please I have never used any unlimited plan in Nigeria before. Please how does the fair usage work when you use up the allocated GB given to you. I'm asking because I have never used spectranet or smile before and i'm thinking of using this airtel stuff because ihave abunch of video game walkthroughs to upload to youtube. Can someone please educate me on this unlimited data's for networks and their fair usage

Is the one that after I'll start looking for my credit?

Emmy2009:
Please I have never used any unlimited plan in Nigeria before. Please how does the fair usage work when you use up the allocated GB given to you. I'm asking because I have never used spectranet or smile before and i'm thinking of using this airtel stuff because ihave abunch of video game walkthroughs to upload to youtube. Can someone please educate me on this unlimited data's for networks and their fair usage

FAQs;

1. What is the difference in the unlimited plans?
​ The 3 plans have different fair usage policies (FUP) at which the customer’s speed is throttled to 256kbps

2. What speed can the customer expect when buying the unlimited plans?
The unlimited plans are burstable till FUP after which the speed comes to 256kbps

3. What is the FUP for all the unlimited plans?
Unlimited 10 is 40GB, unlimited 15 is 65GB while unlimited 20 is 100GB

4. What is the validity of the unlimited plans?
Validity is 30 days from activation

5. What do I get when I purchase the unlimited 20 plan?
At N20,000 – free Mifi

6. How do I get the free data terminal- Mifi/Router?
At the nearest Airtel showroom in your area or through a designated Airtel agent

7. On activation, how do I purchase a data plan?
Simply log on to www.onetouch.ng and purchase the unlimited plan of choice or the required Airtime recharge.
Data Bundle/Airtime can be purchased from any Airtel number of choice.

8. Is it possible for me to buy an Airtel Bundle using my Debit Card?
Purchase of Data Bundle and Airtime via debit cards is available on www.onetouch.ng

So it would still work be it the 250kb/s after you've exhausted your data even when you don't have credit then?

xynerise:


Speed differences.

5Mbps
10Mbps


And so on.

Lies

sunshineV:
10K = 2G Network

15K = 2G&3G Network

20K = 3G Network Only




Thank me later

Bro your head dey there

4peace:


FAQs;

1. What is the difference in the unlimited plans?
​ The 3 plans have different fair usage policies (FUP) at which the customer’s speed is throttled to 256kbps

2. What speed can the customer expect when buying the unlimited plans?
The unlimited plans are burstable till FUP after which the speed comes to 256kbps

3. What is the FUP for all the unlimited plans?
Unlimited 10 is 40GB, unlimited 15 is 65GB while unlimited 20 is 100GB

4. What is the validity of the unlimited plans?
Validity is 30 days from activation

5. What do I get when I purchase the unlimited 20 plan?
At N20,000 – free Mifi

6. How do I get the free data terminal- Mifi/Router?
At the nearest Airtel showroom in your area or through a designated Airtel agent

7. On activation, how do I purchase a data plan?
Simply log on to www.onetouch.ng and purchase the unlimited plan of choice or the required Airtime recharge.
Data Bundle/Airtime can be purchased from any Airtel number of choice.

8. Is it possible for me to buy an Airtel Bundle using my Debit Card?
Purchase of Data Bundle and Airtime via debit cards is available on www.onetouch.ng

WTF! When Ntel offers minimum of 6mb/s unlimited

Proffdada:


WTF! When Ntel offers minimum of 6mb/s unlimited

Please stop lying. It's been impossible getting that speed on ntel for a very long time.

4peace:


FAQs;

1. What is the difference in the unlimited plans?
​ The 3 plans have different fair usage policies (FUP) at which the customer’s speed is throttled to 256kbps

2. What speed can the customer expect when buying the unlimited plans?
The unlimited plans are burstable till FUP after which the speed comes to 256kbps

3. What is the FUP for all the unlimited plans?
Unlimited 10 is 40GB, unlimited 15 is 65GB while unlimited 20 is 100GB

4. What is the validity of the unlimited plans?
Validity is 30 days from activation

5. What do I get when I purchase the unlimited 20 plan?
At N20,000 – free Mifi

6. How do I get the free data terminal- Mifi/Router?
At the nearest Airtel showroom in your area or through a designated Airtel agent

7. On activation, how do I purchase a data plan?
Simply log on to www.onetouch.ng and purchase the unlimited plan of choice or the required Airtime recharge.
Data Bundle/Airtime can be purchased from any Airtel number of choice.

8. Is it possible for me to buy an Airtel Bundle using my Debit Card?
Purchase of Data Bundle and Airtime via debit cards is available on www.onetouch.ng

Very unimpressive. Spectranet and ntel plans make more sense.

Maybe we should contact their customer care for better clearification.