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Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Toks2008(m): 8:37am On Oct 31, 2015 |
HARDDON: That money will be paid by Nigerians..so dont be surprised if your tarrif drops by 20naira and you will harly know and if this happens many times randonly in like 5months i gueess the money go complete judging by the millions of subscribers. And for those who will notice and make a call to them,be reeady to hear...we are sorry for the inconviniences and you may get 5mb as compensation.... |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by bellabello(m): 8:39am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Don't forget that must of MTN users will pay for their fines the rate of tariffs will increase deduction of airtime unnecessarily etc...... you will start complain soon Watchout......... |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Realdeals(m): 8:45am On Oct 31, 2015 |
bellabello:That is another offence they will be fined heavy by NCC if discovered, they should thread with caution. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Nobody: 8:45am On Oct 31, 2015 |
stunt89:100 naira no go do anything o , I don't think MTN has more than 50 million active subscribers , with that figure they'll need 28000 from each subscriber to offset a fine of 1.4 trillion naira |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by xtervaganza(m): 8:47am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Whoever wrote this piece is a fool and will surely die a fool. Mtn that will subscribe people to capper tunes without even requesting for it One more time, you're a fool Kay you be treated all your days the way mtn treat Nigerians Bastard |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by salbis(m): 8:48am On Oct 31, 2015 |
pcicero:A master stroke. Thank you sir! |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Annchizzy(f): 8:48am On Oct 31, 2015 |
another thing NCC wil look into to all dis network provider is on data expiring date 30 days.i think it should be remove because u purchase d data from them they should not give u date u must finish using it. 1 Like |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by ZUBY77(m): 8:48am On Oct 31, 2015 |
HARDDON: What exactly does NCC full of semi Illiterate know about telecom? They bring out difficult policies and slam them on telecom industries without sitting down to discuss with them first. It's like the BVN thing. The animals gave a deadline without considering many factors. Some things are done gradually, not forcing them down people. Anybody who complain about MTN is a lazy semi Illiterate who could not read terms before subscribing to what they don't know. 1 Like |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Maximus85(m): 8:49am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Princedapace: U work for them and you're scared of getting layed off if NCC continue punishing them. Well, all south African companies should be sent back home. They have too much power, imagine MTN calling me at 3am, sending me like 10 useless consecutive promo messages every morning. Dem never see anything. Dstv own go soon start. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Charly68: 8:50am On Oct 31, 2015 |
The economic consequences of mtn failure are too numerous to mention. Nobody can do what they are doing in South Africa..the company will face the law . Why should they be allowed to come to Nigeria & behave as if there is no law & order in the society ..I think NCC is write on their penalty..Penalty has to be burdensome to serve as a deterrent factor to others. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Myde4naija(m): 8:50am On Oct 31, 2015 |
You are very unfair to yourself with this op, you think you are making sense but you are actually not. Mtn admitted they have fault the law and you are here wyning and shouting NCC and Nigerians are unfair. Let me ask you unfair for what? For giving Mtn enabling environment to establish and operate their business and make many billions of dollars. Or unfair for not sanctioning them for not remitting their tax regularly? I don't know.....Mtn are expert in disrespecting Nigeria law and I think they must be penalised for it |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by satos123(m): 8:50am On Oct 31, 2015 |
If NCC ask MTN to a fine it just a small token because wen MTN are selling fast link then did u know much they make then MTN used dat fast link to milk Nigerian's pocket simply because d faster link is worsened link. No pity |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by adepiero: 8:51am On Oct 31, 2015 |
stunt89:Your post is the most sensible of all I've read so far. This mumu op is saying MTN hasn't cheated on us whereas they do it on a daily. For every fine from NCC, MTN takes it out of their customers. Call and data tariffs are shifted, unexplainable deductions are made and they lie to you that you subscribed for a package and they don't make refunds like Etisalat or Glo. 1 Like |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by thamarvelz(m): 8:55am On Oct 31, 2015 |
who cares?? |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by erekoshe: 8:57am On Oct 31, 2015 |
john650: If you work for mtn and you're scared of lay off, then it's fine. Otherwise, you're an I.d.I.o.t I'll be disappointed if NCC backpedal on this. It means our rules are useless. The banks fined by CBN have paid and moved on, let mtn pay and move on. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Nobody: 8:58am On Oct 31, 2015 |
@Op I don't buy those points you stated. You might be right anyway but MTN swallowed heavy customers all because they came into the Nigerian market very early compared to other networks. As regards your thinking that MTN has done heavy projects. My friend don't get it twisted that for every project this company embark on, they get more than 1000% returns. Take for instance "who want to be a millionaire", do you know how much that show generates for MTN weekly? They have stepped on the law, they should face the consequence!! Moreover no one is above the law!! |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by erekoshe: 9:02am On Oct 31, 2015 |
adepiero: They're in competition, nobody is forcing u to remain with their network either |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by LilSmith55(m): 9:04am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Even the Profit dey make everyday on Borrow Credit by Subscriber like #5 on 50, #10 on 100, #20 on 200 Will pay dat Money... Abi #50 deducted on everybody's account without notification nko. Abeg make dem pay d Money jooor |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by koreskbv(m): 9:04am On Oct 31, 2015 |
I remember vividly at the onset of GSM services in Nigeria and we were told by MTN then that per second billing was not possible in Nigeria and we were made to pay per minute notwithstanding you spend less than 60s because of some reasons, and we were all paying through our nose because we don't have option. But immediately Glo came on board and started per second billing it was then MTN started billing us per second. now the question is " WAS IT REALLY FAIR ON MTN ON WHAT THEY DID TO NIGERIANS AFTER TELLING US THAT WHAT WAS IMPOSSIBLE WAS VERY POSSIBLE". |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by joladoyin(m): 9:09am On Oct 31, 2015 |
OP....Gerararaaaahear!...Mtn knows how to get more than that from Nigerians in just 1 week...They have been extorting Nigerians, Let them pay now and get it back later, just a give and take system....Uhear |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Spidermon: 9:11am On Oct 31, 2015 |
*brandishes Koboko** MTN !! obey before complain |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by mfm04622: 9:11am On Oct 31, 2015 |
This OP I very *****. He certainly do not know the reason for the sim registration! That SIM registration is to improve security I Nigeria. An company that sabotage Nigeria's security need to be hammered well a good! Can MTN disregard directive like that in South Africa? MT know the law. The law specify the fine of 200k per line not registered but functional. Instead of Nigerians to support govt agencies that are working to protect us from kidnappers, we are supporting MTN that only care for their pockets. Why NCC is coming hard in MTN is simple. MTN could not provide details of the sim owner used to communicate with Falae's family when asked. That information would have speeded up their arrest. 1 Like |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by joladoyin(m): 9:14am On Oct 31, 2015 |
I Just think the OP is fighting for his own p>, MTN publicity secretary...MTN should do the needful...Pay the money, Nigeria is broke, we need to pay our politicians salary*... ;Dlol |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by barikay: 9:14am On Oct 31, 2015 |
@ op, it is because of people like u that make other countries say all sort of nonesense about naija. They view us as a lawless country where any thing goes. Contribute to destroy our own while they protect and build theirs. Go to sa, can u go against their own policy and go free? Same mtn that will deceive you with bonus offer and the next minute all your credit is wiped out. Before they are bill like that do u know how much they get? |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Ogbehadanyel(m): 9:15am On Oct 31, 2015 |
bodee:to me fa, i do see reasons with them dey try to protect the interest of we Nigerians and now dey are being dealt with by NCC. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by banio: 9:17am On Oct 31, 2015 |
1.3 trillion naire is three quarter of our national budget. MTN sorry O. Nigeria broke, so we are looking 4 revenue. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by bolivnnaija: 9:19am On Oct 31, 2015 |
pcicero:Typical thinking of a government with no direction. Why do you want to profit from someone's loss? Instead of a state to think of how to create better enabling environments for entrepreneurs to succeed and further get more tax. We should be pushing for more inclusiveness in the operations of this company rather than choking them to death and making and making millions unemployed due to the ripple effect of downsizing. Is a giving that revenues have dropped and the country is going into recession if the trend is not stopped, but government policies should consider the existing business we have that is managing to contribute to the little revenues we are getting and continue to use the "carrot and stick" method rather than just wielding the big stick. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by okayode1(m): 9:20am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Let mtn go.... only few impact will be created on people. I guess U are not aware of NITEL nwtwork coming back in November 2015 with 4g network and cheapest data bundle ever... watch out |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Agozie48: 9:21am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Nah so mtn give free bonus. I don hear Mtn na witch when they give you something with their right hand they collect it with their left they deserve to be fined they're wicked... Their data plans are very expensive.. Other networks are giving favorable data base plan for Android phones but they have refused... They deserve it |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by smooooooth: 9:22am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Mtn na useless company and the OP na useless mtn PR staff. I was already planning on throwing my line away before this rubbish. They have already started raising the fine by deducting 100 from my line for two useless products i neither subscribed or know what it means. |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by Nobody: 9:24am On Oct 31, 2015 |
AnnieOakley:Then quit using it |
Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by leksyib14: 9:25am On Oct 31, 2015 |
I really enjoyed mtn though.
I remember the tweaking age^_^ . i got abouh 12gb data. |
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