[SIZE=5]Tuseme 90k
[ATTACH=full]91818[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]91819[/ATTACH] [/SIZE]
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S8 Pantie remover:D
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Why don’t Kenyan network companies offer phones on contract? I bet many people would be willing to buy them
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the first safcom postpaid plans had phones. dont know what happened
Last i checked they give laptops to students specific ones na masharti gunia mzima
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LG G6 has the looks but the S8 is quite the looker after getting rid of the physical home button. Either way Koreans might get my money this year.
http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/279962-image/Galaxy-S8-and-S8-vs-LG-G6.jpg
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South Africans are in a deep never ending debt due to this arrangements. Would never advocate for such where 70% of the economy is informal and a majority of consumers are not fully financially literate
3-4k a month is very affordable for most middle class people, considering that you get a high end phone, data bundle, minutes and sms with that.
How much does the typical middle class guy spend on his phone per month? Inclusive of airtime, data and cost of purchasing the phone.
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Simu 80k?Wueeh.
Afadhali my recurrent petrol budget.
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safcom had introduced sometimes back but wakatoa
Contract phones in the US are generally cheaper than those without, naona S8 ikiwa around 120K when launched in Kenya.