ABKSo after 1 month, my conclusion is this is just a sham. You have to be a fool to decide to port 072a xxxxxx, rather than simply ask Airtel to give you a second sim 073b yyyyyy.
Airtel have perfected the art of misleading normal Kenyans. Just send an SMS to 1501 and you port/sign a form and on the street and it's done - Nkt. In my last visit to a Safaricom shop, I saw bunch of letters of people asking to move back - even this winner on Capital FM
http://soundcloud.com/techmtaa/capital-fm-presentersPorting Access BV aka Patrick Musimba, formerly a VAS provider Musimba is far from neutral. He wants our numbers and doesn't care what happens next. Report from @techmtaa shows 1 out of 4 port requests from all providers don't work out
http://www.techmtaa.com/2011/04...and-safaricom-hits-back/Finally
Safaricom won't let go. The feet dragging ensures you have your blackout period to the full at a minimum. Any fair excuse they can dig up will work to your detriment. And now they're suing Porting Access...
So signing the form gives strangers power over my number, my MPesa, my bonga points, no calls, no sms, black out period. What's the damn point??!!!