Should we now say that ‘do not disturb’ mode is a waste of
time? Late last year, Dec 21, one Mr Emmanuel Anene filed a suit against Airtel
for continues disturbances through unsolicited messages to his line… Claiming
N200M damages.
time? Late last year, Dec 21, one Mr Emmanuel Anene filed a suit against Airtel
for continues disturbances through unsolicited messages to his line… Claiming
N200M damages.
Airtel Nigeria did not respond to the plaintiff’s suit
(instead, they were busy disturbing other people with unsolicited calls). The
court, therefore, awarded the sum of N5 million to the plaintiff instead of the
N200 million he had claimed as damages.
(instead, they were busy disturbing other people with unsolicited calls). The
court, therefore, awarded the sum of N5 million to the plaintiff instead of the
N200 million he had claimed as damages.
Initially, when the 2442 ‘Do not disturb’ mode was
introduced we all thought it will help fight against this issue of unsolicited
messages but reverse is the case. If you activate it, you might even miss a
life changing sms.
introduced we all thought it will help fight against this issue of unsolicited
messages but reverse is the case. If you activate it, you might even miss a
life changing sms.
The situation have even worsen, because now it is a pop up
message that will just appear in front of your phone screen, if you mistakenly
click ok, N50 weekly will be deducted from your account.
message that will just appear in front of your phone screen, if you mistakenly
click ok, N50 weekly will be deducted from your account.
Nov 2nd 2016, the court ruled that “the defendant
has been directed to pay to the plaintiff damages not the N200 million the
plaintiff asked for but N5 million only.
has been directed to pay to the plaintiff damages not the N200 million the
plaintiff asked for but N5 million only.
How I wish everybody will sue Airtel, MTN, Etisalat and the
likes for every unsolicited SMs.
likes for every unsolicited SMs.
Source: NAN
Good but the money is too small. I don't know why airtel kept forcing me to borrow credit. "Dear customer, call 14495 for Extra credit now,. It's free to call" am tired of receiving that disgusting message.
When I first read that news I was like Airtel, but as my line the only msg I received is my bank alert lolz
Lol, 5m chei!
I think that guy must be someone who knows about Law. I rarely use my AIR line, maybe that's why i am not getting those texts.
That was how eMpTy heN was disturbing my line with their "REG" stuff, i was so damn vex with this that i went and chat two of their customers up.
They were saying everyone will re-registered and that it's been rolled out batch-by-batch. Told them i will sue them if they don't rescind/stepdown their decision to blacklist my line.
Just few weeks ago, they've rolledback their 'problem' and their 1k. "we are sorry for the inconveniences". I will simply tell them: "i am sorry for your Incompetence too".
That's a good start from the Nigerian judiciary, people will follow suit in the cause of this judgement, that way Gsm providers will adjust. Thumbs up to the judiciary.
Thanks airtel
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