Posted on 24 March 2011 by Mister Mobility
Our forums section has been picking up for a while now, and we’d like to encourage more people to use it.
Are you aware that you can put up your used phones for sale in the forums?
Did you know that you can discuss any mobile topic in the forums? Love the iPhone or WebOS (those platforms that are not officially supporting Nigeria)? Start your own threads and discuss away!
Feel free to also use the forums to vent your frustrations with service providers, or to praise to high heavens those services that you are pleased with.
If you need help with a phone or mobile service, the forums are the place to post them. Our regulars are ever willing to help from their experience and wealth of knowledge.
Here is the bottomline about the forums – its about you. It is your personal space to express, discuss, and share. So, do go ahead.
PS: if you are already registered with Mobility Nigeria, your very same username and password works for posting in the forums.
Posted on 04 November 2009 by Mister Mobility
We are glad to introduce the new discussion forums here at MobilityNigeria. Some of our discussions here on the blog have attracted so many comments that certain individual pages are becoming quite heavy (especially bearing in mind that mobile phones are often used to access this site).
As such we have introduced a feature that closes off comments after a period of two weeks of the existence of an article. Yet, there are those who may wish to discuss a particular topic beyond that period. In addition, there are those who have questions outside of the scope of the existing articles here. Individuals who fall into these categories can simply start a thread on the forum to pursue their objectives.
As usual, please follow the rules:
- Be nice.
- Keep it clean.
- No advertising.
- No spam.
- No promotion of, or linking to, illegal stuff
- Stay on topic.
- Please use proper English. Not everyone understands slangs and/or SMS lingo.
We are purposeful in preserving MobilityNigeria as a rich resource for intelligent exchange of information on all things mobile in Nigeria.
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