Tunisie Telecom, say “yes” to progress
For those who still don’t have ADSL in their home, Tunisie Telecom will make things easier for them, as they will have to switch to post paid phone line!
Why such a measure? Before, when there used to be only one alternative, TT could increase the amount on the bill, there was no control, and to people who got surprised learning that they have an abnormal fee to pay, the answer was: “Pay first, claim later!”. Yet, they added strange taxes instead of the fixed 8 dinars, and therefore, the customer had more to pay.
After they introduced the post paid line, Tunisians became aware of their credit, learned how to limit their costs, and sometimes, forget about their home phone; no matter if they cancel the line as they almost all have a GSM.
TT is now looking for collecting the lost fortune they used to receive by swindling, setting restrictions for ADSL users, as all the providers depend on the company.
It’s the progress, it’s the technology, it’s the future, which is impossible unless some company take the monopoly of communication, and make astronomical profit!
November 11th, 2006 at 2:22 pm
j’avais soucris a un abonnement fixe prépayé, mnt je v plus souscrire a l adsl et je v résilier ma linge
puisque c’est le seul choix qu’on me laisse je choisis de laisser tomber
November 11th, 2006 at 9:42 pm
Tous des voleurs ! Comme les deux monsieurs du précédent post.
C’est une véritable arnaque. Cette mesure au contraire va faire baisser les abonnements à l’ADSL, et on n’arrêtera pas de nous crier sur تعاسة7 que les tunisiens continuent de se ruer sur les NTICs .
Par contre pour le manque à gagner, je ne suis pas très sûr. Tunisie Télécom est une société très riche … mais ils ne savent pas encore tirer parti de leur position dominante sur le réseau fixe. En clair, ils ne savent pas faire fructifier l’argent et augmenter le profit.
November 11th, 2006 at 9:44 pm
Sorry, I didn’t read the final paragraph well. It is like my comment