Monday, December 1, 2008

OPINIONS ABOUT TELCOs JUST BY HEARING THE NAME

Mobilink: oldest and largest cellular company in Pakistan. it is costly
Indigo: mobilink's post paid service. its colour and advertisment staff also comes to mind
Jazz: mobilinks prepaid sevice. its logo echos in mind"jazz or sunao"
WA
RID: a good service providingv company
Zem: warid's prepaid service. Offers good package
Zahi: warid's postpaid service. too much taxation
TELENOR: Norway's company.reasonable
Talkshwk: Ali Zafer and Ainee come to mind jst by haearing "Talkshawk"
U fone: one of the oldest, mostly having signal problems, quite cheap!
ZONG: a China mobile company, services are not so good and also very cheap

4 comments:

nazeef said...

Mobilink: Pakistan's largest cellular company
Indigo: Mobilink's post paid package
Jazz: Prepaid service of Mobilink and its logo "aur sunao"
Warid: Cellular company
Zem: Prepaid package of Warid
Telenor: Cellular company having vast network of customers
Ufone: "Ufone tumhi tou ho"
Zong: cellular company offering low rates for call and sms. Its services are very poor

Yasmen Kausar said...

Mobilink: Pakistan oldest cellular company
Telenor: Talkshawk and dejuice
Dejuice: Calling Pakages
Talkshawk: SMS pakages
Ufone: low rate calls

M.Zeeshan Mazhar said...

Mobilink: The first and largest company. Now a days very expensive.
Indigo: The postpaid package of mobilink. Shan comes in mind when we think of indigo
Jazz: The prepaid package of mobilink.
Warid: very cheap at beginning, but now a bit expensive
Zem: prepaid package of Wrid, providing good packages at some extent.
Zahi: Postpaid package of Warid, Not really impressive.
Telenor: A foreign company, providing good packages in both postpaid and prepaid(Talkshwk)
U fone: The second largest and oldest company, providing amazing packages in cheap rates.
Zong: A new company that is not really establish yet, but providing every package in very low rates as compared to other companies.

M.Zeeshan Mazhar said...

u have done it nicely

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