Recently,i found out that recharge cards in some states eg.Abia, Ekiti, owerri,porthacourt,were increased
100---------110#
200---------210
400---------420
500---------530
at first we were told that Mtn was paying​ some debts and that was why the prices were increased​ and gradually other networks joined,since then the prices have refused to be reduced​ especially during festive periods.

I want to know if the Nigeria communication commission (NCC) is aware of these increments and their reseasons for the increments because some private individuals now extort money from other people all in the name of selling recharge cards.

kenonze:
I care not.
I recharge via my bank mobile app

same here

even data

Can't remember the last time I bought recharge card from those sellers.

I always e-topup

Let me snap first

I really can't remember when last I physically bought a card. People should use the mobile route. It saves you both the hassles of looking for a seller and money.

Na so everywhere....especially here in ondo state...

While we buyed cad from cad vendor when am haved mine bank in mine phone

dem day add 10 naira

1k is 1100

Even if your useless NCC knows, they won't do anything.

Who buys recharge card these days though when you've a bank account?

Here in Benin,110,210,520

i do not remember last time i bought voucher cos I do top up from bank.

In my area... 100=110, 200=210, 500=510 or 520.

It's been ages since i bought recharge cards.

So many e-channels to take advantage of

The same amount in my area ....
I mean
100
200
500
........

Etisalat, glo and airtel sell at normal rates. Mtn is another story. I went to buy 1k credit d other day and d man told me to add 30 naira. I showed him d txt message sent to me and he opened a book showing me he owed the mtn card distributors 46k. I just looked at him like.......

I don't buy recharge cards. I use mobile banking

Mtn 120 220 520 1020 720, others 100.... ... vtu don take over...

. I don't buy recharge cards over two years now. I recharge through my bank account.........................

Lepkacious:
Recently,i found out that recharge cards in some states eg.Abia, Ekiti, owerri,porthacourt,were increased
100---------110#
200---------210
400---------420
500---------530
at first we were told that Mtn was paying​ some debts and that was why the prices were increased​ and gradually other networks joined,since then the prices have refused to be reduced​ especially during festive periods.

I want to know if the Nigeria communication commission (NCC) is aware of these increments and their reseasons for the increments because some private individuals now extort money from other people all in the name of selling recharge cards.

Na dem sabi, Na to dey topup dey in vogue

Lepkacious:
Recently,i found out that recharge cards in some states eg.Abia, Ekiti, owerri,porthacourt,were increased
100---------110#
200---------210
400---------420
500---------530
at first we were told that Mtn was paying​ some debts and that was why the prices were increased​ and gradually other networks joined,since then the prices have refused to be reduced​ especially during festive periods.

I want to know if the Nigeria communication commission (NCC) is aware of these increments and their reseasons for the increments because some private individuals now extort money from other people all in the name of selling recharge cards.

I buy it the normal price it's s'pose to be sold. 100 naira for 100 naira etc.. Opp St Gregory's College OBL ya'mean!

Mtn N1000 from 1020-1050

Here in Zaria, the price of other network providers remain the same with the value but M-T-Hen which goes for twenty or ten naira extra charges. Though, I'm not under any pressure about the prices as I patronize the bank vtu recharge system.

Empty-head recharge card always have this extra 10 naira to all prices of the voucher. I just tire for this taxing system. Isn't it supposed to increase with the price Just saying...

kenonze:
I care not.
I recharge via my bank mobile app

pls try to buy from card seller ,as it will creat job for boys and girls

I can't remember the last time I bought paper recharge cards either. E-top-up...

Even though Ten Naira is small, it still can do alot more. I wonder the role of the so called NCC, that sector is a shame to Nigerians.

110 210 For my area

It's sold at the regular price in my area. No additions. It's just pure cheating and greed at your side poster