MTN is at it again. They are planning to increase the price of their SME data share for the second time. Recall, late last year 2017, MTN increased the price of SME data plans, and now, they are planning to increase the price for the second time.
According to the official text message sent to all SME data sellers, it reads;
So, from 21st of August 2018, the new prices would take effect, and this would really kick some resellers out of the business while some will drastically increase their data prices which at the same time will leave customers with options to either buy directly from MTN or go with the new price.
This is really a sad news to all SME data resellers out there. I just hope their new prices would be fair enough to still retain their customers. Be that as it may, this would really make some resellers quit the business with MTN.
Or what do you think?
According to the official text message sent to all SME data sellers, it reads;
Dear Customer, from August 21, 2018, the following prices will apply to MTN SME Data Share: 10GB at N7,500; 20GB at N14,000; 50GB at N30,000. Thank you.
New price to come
- 10GB will be sold for N7,500, (N6,500 old price)
- 20GB will be sold for N14,000 (N13,000 old price)
- 50GB still remains at old price N30,000.
So, from 21st of August 2018, the new prices would take effect, and this would really kick some resellers out of the business while some will drastically increase their data prices which at the same time will leave customers with options to either buy directly from MTN or go with the new price.
This is really a sad news to all SME data resellers out there. I just hope their new prices would be fair enough to still retain their customers. Be that as it may, this would really make some resellers quit the business with MTN.
Or what do you think?
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