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The phone matter sha |
We dont compromise we are available always |
Omo redmi self no small oo |
You still dey wait join teleclasp family today |
We dey kampe |
Abi |
That is from dubizzle nicelaw: |
We are always been here and there without issue our service always topnotch
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Let keep the discussion alive o |
Let keep the discussion alive |
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Is it new or refurbished? |
Walahi you no lie abeg nigeria we dont know what is next |
A lot of you are bringing strong points on both sides 👏 To make this more concrete, let's break it down: Camera: Does Samsung's camera still beat Tecno Camon / Infinix Zero at similar price points? Resale value: Does a used Samsung hold value better than a used iPhone or Tecno in Nigeria? Software support: How many years of updates are you actually getting vs paying for? Drop your experience — especially if you've switched FROM Samsung TO another brand (or vice versa). Real experiences > opinions. |
VTU Vendors & Developers — What are you using for your automation? I’ve been working on Teleclasp, a new platform bringing VTU, DATA, SMS automation, USSD and electricity vending together. We’ve just launched and are inviting a few early users to test the platform and give honest feedback. 🎁 New users get ₦100 welcome bonus to test with. If you run a VTU business or build fintech solutions, I’d genuinely like to know: What is the one feature you wish your current platform handled better? 🌐 teleclasp.com.ng |
Lol,VIVO 650k meen this is my first time of hearing this o |
Am still on Samsung using iPhone as backup |
Lol una dey vex oo Rayd502: |
VTU Automation: Can You Turn Your Own SIM Into a Business Gateway? One interesting direction in telecom technology is giving VTU operators more control over the infrastructure they use. Instead of depending entirely on a fixed list of products, imagine being able to connect your own Android SIM Gateway, automate SMS/USSD and configure your own data products. That is what we are building with Teleclasp. With Teleclasp, you can: ✅ Connect your own SIM ✅ Automate SMS & USSD ✅ Create your own data products ✅ Add your own bundle/product codes ✅ Set your own selling prices ✅ Manage multiple bundles with one automation ✅ Update your configuration when network processes change ✅ Run a PAYG gateway without compulsory monthly subscription 🔥 For VTU vendors and resellers, Teleclasp also supports: 📌 Bulk Recharge PIN 📌 Airtime discounts of up to 7% 📌 Data from as low as ₦250 📌 SMS automation 📌 USSD automation 📌 Custom data supply configuration The concept is simple: YOUR SIM → YOUR SUPPLY → YOUR AUTOMATION → TELECLASP If you already sell VTU products or have your own special data allocation/supply, this could be an interesting way to bring more control into your operation. We are building Teleclasp for VTU vendors, resellers, developers and telecom operators who want more than the traditional VTU dashboard. 🌐 Register: https://teleclasp.com.ng/register/ 🔐 Login: https://teleclasp.com.ng/login/ TELECLASP Your SIM. Your Supply. Your Automation. |
Imagine infiniz oo Olatara: |
To me Samsung is irreplaceable |
Let's settle this: Is Samsung still worth the money in Nigeria? 📱🇳🇬 Some people say Samsung is still the safest Android choice because of its cameras, software support and overall quality. Others say you're paying mainly for the name and can get similar or even better hardware from Chinese brands for much less. If you had ₦500k–₦700k today, which phone would you buy and why? Samsung? Xiaomi? Redmi? Tecno? Infinix? OnePlus? Nothing? Or another brand? No marketing — just honest user experience. What phone are you currently using, and would you buy it again? 👇 |
Nigeria my country walahi |
Mama still dry go ned house low key |
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