Kenya’s leading communication company Safaricom has now limited the number of reverse calls to 2 in a day.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
It has also introduced a flat charge of 50 cents on the third reverse call.
The move is aimed at increasing revenue for the telecommunications company.
Safaricom will take home at least 1 million shillings a day going by 2 million customers who have been ‘joyriding’ on the free reverse calls.
The reverse call option was introduced to Kenyans 5 years ago.
It enables one to make a phone call for free by transferring the cost to the recipient (receiver).
Safaricom said users will not incur any other costs while using the service for the rest of the day after they have been charged for the 3rd reverse call…CONTINUE READING>>
