For months now, we've heard various news about the newly rebranded Ntel.
I will try to squeeze in all we have been able to gather in this post.
Since last month, users have been allowed to reserve their special number prior to the launch.
At the time of writing this post (April 14th), number reservation is still ongoing and you can still take time to reserve your number.
There is also news of the 'supposed' data plans for Ntel;
Personally I think the tariff plan is two sided, it's got a good side and a bad side. The good side is that the rates are way better than what MTN and other telco's offer. And the bad part is that when you use up to 3GB in a day, your speed is throttled to a miserable 512kb per seconds for the rest of the day.
Now I'm sure this is the part you're waiting for. News reaching me suggest that for the first 100,000 people to register their Ntel numbers, there is a really mouth-watering freebie waiting for them.
According to reports, the first 100,000 people to register their Ntel numbers will get unlimited data for three months and free voice calls for LIFE!!
Since these are just rumors, remember to take it with a grain of salt.
Ntel is promise a broadband speed reaching 230Mbps. Though this may seem enticing, I advice you still keep your fingers crossed because as we all know start ups are usually filled with promises some of which they may never fulfill. However, if they are able to pull this off I believe it will be a game changer because I have used both Spectranet and Swift and I can say without a doubt that none of them offer such speed.
I will try to squeeze in all we have been able to gather in this post.
Since last month, users have been allowed to reserve their special number prior to the launch.
At the time of writing this post (April 14th), number reservation is still ongoing and you can still take time to reserve your number.
There is also news of the 'supposed' data plans for Ntel;
| Plan | Amount | Validity | Benefits |
| Smart Phone Starter | ₦1,000 | 3 days | Unlimited data, 30 minutes voice calls, SMS |
| Standard Plan | ₦2,400 | 7 days | Unlimited Data, 70 minutes calls, SMS |
| Monthly plans | ₦9,000 | 30 days | Unlimited data, 300 minutes calls, SMS |
Personally I think the tariff plan is two sided, it's got a good side and a bad side. The good side is that the rates are way better than what MTN and other telco's offer. And the bad part is that when you use up to 3GB in a day, your speed is throttled to a miserable 512kb per seconds for the rest of the day.
Unlimited Data For Three Months And Free Calls For LIFE!!!!
Now I'm sure this is the part you're waiting for. News reaching me suggest that for the first 100,000 people to register their Ntel numbers, there is a really mouth-watering freebie waiting for them.
According to reports, the first 100,000 people to register their Ntel numbers will get unlimited data for three months and free voice calls for LIFE!!
Since these are just rumors, remember to take it with a grain of salt.
SPEED??
Ntel is promise a broadband speed reaching 230Mbps. Though this may seem enticing, I advice you still keep your fingers crossed because as we all know start ups are usually filled with promises some of which they may never fulfill. However, if they are able to pull this off I believe it will be a game changer because I have used both Spectranet and Swift and I can say without a doubt that none of them offer such speed.
I think it is 512bytes not kb..
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