Subscribers should learn to vote with their money. Its what I do.

I download 10MB files in maximum of 5 minutes. This is 2010, and any high speed mobile internet service provider that cannot deliver broadband speeds should be ignored. Simple.

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Whoa! quite a number of [*Bleep!*]s there, more than I cared to count. But if you had to carry your laptop around like a talisman (literally), looking for a better signal for your modem, you’d probably [*Bleep!*] too. I mean come on, one year later, I spend about two plus hours downloading a ten megabyte email attachment…and I’d probably spend five trying to upload one. No wonder people are freaked out and will continue to cheat mobile internet service providers every chance they get. Believe me, it takes a great amount of resolve to keep paying these prohibitive rates when you could cheaply procure a free browsing hack that’ll last you the next three months. I wonder why I do it.

As far as mobile services go, I think Nigerians are getting the short end of the stick (don’t we always?). I find it hard to believe that mobile subscribers outside nigeria even have an inkling of what we endure at the hands of our mobile service providers. In a country where telecoms companies build network masts right on top of residential accomadation (shouldnt’t that be illegal?), they sure can get away with anything they please.

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What the writer has described is the kind of treatment / experience you usually pass through. Ignorant people are often put in technical positions. It is pathetic.

Business owners seem to forget that the human resource aspect of a business is the most critical to the success of ALL businesses!

Business people commit colossal sums to the infrastructure aspect of their business but recruit poorly trained and unmotivated individuals..

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