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Millicom Ghana yesterday unveiled a new brand name for its network. The GSM network previously branded as Mobi GSM for post-paid service and Buzz GSM for prepaid service is now to be known as tiGO.
Plus they’re interesting a load more services such as GPRS & MMS.
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Posted by julius kenex on August 19th, 2006 at 8:31 pm.i must compliment u for ur good network but while is that tigo doesn’t sent internatinal text?
thakz 4 giving ear to my question,hoping to hear from u
kenex
I’d imagine Tigo won’t do international text because it’s a prepaid service, and there’s nothing in the platform to distinguish between what network the text is going to (and hence the cost).
Or maybe it’s something else, like they don’t imagine people who use PAYG have any friends outside their own country they want to text. I’ve seen stranger excuses..
Posted by Alex on August 20th, 2006 at 1:45 am.