Pesa Nane wrote:Seconded!! Iam also celebrating
but a model based singularly on
over-pricing to make profit is not sustainable. Being pioneers, with widest coverage, biggest market share etc they should be beating competing to submission on pricing and still manage profits. Innovation, innovation, innovation!!
OVERPRICING? Think again friend.
If the right price is what orange i charging, then, they will not be running to government for bailouts.
If the right price is what yu and airtel are charging, then they would atleast declared a profit since they started operations in Kenya.
If you safaricom overcharges its clients, then compare its prices with all other networks in East Africa (MTN, Tigo, Vodacom, etc). Kenyans enjoy the cheapest rates in East Africa.
If you feel exploited by their prepaid services, then join POSTPAY1000 or POSTPAY 2500 and enjoy calls, sms and data at truelu LOW COST in SAFCOM.
[For Safcom Postpay1000 bundle you get 900 on-net minutes, 100 off-net minutes, 100 sms and 100MB data per month for 1000/-]
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