AIRTEL Ghana Reward It Customers

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• Fulan Nima 11 years ago

  good for them o.

  good for them o.

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• HASSAN 11 years ago

  I was aware of the promotion and i was striving hard to achieve it but could not make it. INSHA ALLAH, I will sit up for the grand prize come the end of February. I encourage others to participate in this Airtel promo because ...
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  I was aware of the promotion and i was striving hard to achieve it but could not make it. INSHA ALLAH, I will sit up for the grand prize come the end of February. I encourage others to participate in this Airtel promo because it is not a draw. Simply, the highest point wins.

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• Ross amponsah 11 years ago

  all thanks to God for making Airtel great till now

  all thanks to God for making Airtel great till now

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• Ross amponsah 11 years ago

  thanks for airtel

  thanks for airtel

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• Sahra 11 years ago

  Pardon me, but I beg to disagree with you.. I don't find anhtying wrong with the iPhone that Apple can't fix in the future.. I understand that copy paste, sms forwarding and bluetooth file transfer is something that is sorely ...
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  Pardon me, but I beg to disagree with you.. I don't find anhtying wrong with the iPhone that Apple can't fix in the future.. I understand that copy paste, sms forwarding and bluetooth file transfer is something that is sorely missing and is in vogue here in India.. But trust me that won't stop Apple from selling a huge number of iPhone's here in India. I believe that you are a long time Nokia user, and I'd like to ask you this question, how many new features have you seen added to your phone via software upgrades over time.. Most years simply change the handset when they go for a new phone. It isn't the same with the iPhone, its the software that makes the iPhone special, not its shiny looks.. If you are thinking of it as a shiny toy, then you got it all wrong..And coming to the point about iTunes, it's the best music manager out there, and I am sure Indians will come to love it.. Its user friendly and fast and gets the job done. Atleast its all integrated into iTunes, I don't have to install something as junky as Nokia PC Suite thats got a dozen of stuff that I'd never use.And about the battery replacement, you don't need to send it to the US for sure.. Am sure your local Vodafone or Airtel store should have the resources to do it.. I've been a mobile user for quite sometime now, and when I buy the iPhone on 22nd August, the only three things I'll miss will be copy paste, bluetooth file transfer and my crappy old Nokia phone I don't care about the SMS forwarding feature coz I don't use it myself.. For loosing just two features, in return I get a phone that's light years ahead of any other phone right now, and will be for sometime to come.. And its not about the design and the looks of the iPhone but the software that makes it special iPhone's interface is the best example of KISS (Keep it simple, stupid)And the App Store is a gem no matter how you look at it.. What makes you think that you need to google for apps and games, I wonder.. There's never been a way before to install applications on your phone.. Maybe you didnt need to google for apps on your nokia did you? You just went to Nokia's App store and got the stuff you wanted right? Come on Mani, atleast research properly before you write such a rant Coz its lame.. You will realize it sooner or later.. If there is anhtying that is gonna stop the iPhone from becoming popular in India, it has to be cost, and as Apple has always been, its targeting the up market Indian user, not the one who would settle down for a Nokia 1100.. Just my 2paise Didn't mean to be rude.. Cheers! Waiting to meet you in Kerala !

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