Safaricom The Better Option Braves On Despite Multiple Downtimes As It Prepares To Announce Its Profits

Lately i have noticed some flows in my favorite network Safaricom. I tried calling my number several times but it was not going through. I called customer service at 100 and was advised that my number had diverts and if i would want them removed. Of course i agreed because in this age and time no on wants to be mteja. Not after entering a dozen competitions and waiting for that magical call telling you
that you are the lucky winner of one million grand prize! I have had that dream a million times.
Anyway,even after the diverts were removed i still continued to experience the same problem.
I remember even trying to load my favourite bamba five so that i can use safaricoms Internet to check my facebook and it kept on failing.
As safaricom announces its financial results,its amid these challenges.With fifteen million subscribers and with price war raging on,where zain and Yu are eying the subscriber,safaricom the better option will really have to be the best option.
Basically Safaricom has it all figured out. They have the best services so far and understand the mobile telephony market inside out. How else do you explain getting a loan you repay at ten percent interest. That is what Okoa Jahazi does to you but despite that the service has continued to enjoy a favorable popularity.
The latest partnership between Safaricom and Equity bank on M-kesho is another first class service by my one and only network and soon my dividends will be deposited straight to my M-kesho account sited at my phone.
Well,so much bla bla about my thoughts on the downtimes,price wars acquisitions and counter acquisitions of my beloved network,what are your thoughts? Comment and maybe we can agree to disagree.http://ring-tonescraze.blogspot.com
This just in.......Safaricom has reported a pretax profit of 20.9 billion even amid cut throat competition.There you have it.Safaricom is indeed the best option.

M-kesho Equity Goes Live But Daggers Are Drawn In The Fight For Mobile Users

Equity's C2B (Customer to business)M-banking service which targets the 15 million Safaricom subscribers dubbed M-Kesho is up with a bang.Equity Bank customers will be able to do most of their banking hall transactions right from the comfort of their Mobile phones.The launch of this great service now heralds an all out war from other service providers who are also eyeing the Mobile phone user with dripping mouths.Convenience is the key word here as the world becomes fast paced.Daggers now have been drawn and the subscriber will be the benefactor as the transaction fees are bound to go lower and lower.A similar Service Launched earlier by KCB Dubbed Bankika has been enjoying a huge popularity.Bankika account holders can do most of their transactions from their mobile phones.M-Pesa has come in handy once again for this service bringing in its over 170,000 outlets as transaction points.
Other banks that have taken up M-banking include Barclays with Hello money,NIC and Standard Chartered Bank.With 20 million mobile Users that translates to big business for banks and Value Added Service providers.Kenya has proved once again that we have the brains to come up with innovative products and services even after the revolutionary M-Pesa Product launched by Safaricom
in 2006.

Facebook Spreads Its Tentacle Amid Hacker's Threats

Face-book,the number one website in the United States with a staggering 400million users,is venturing more into the mufti-billion advertising business.Everyday you log on to your face-book account you are bombarded with this and that advert.This is primarily how face-book makes its money.But now it is spreading its tentacles far and wide to get more of the advertising money.Even though Google dominates the web advertising industry Face-book is going it full force.This amid recent password and security infringement by hackers.
The stage is set and now it is crucial that Face-book puts its house in order as it goes full throttle in the advert industry
Face-book was started some Six years ago by Mark Zuckerberg while he was still in college.