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Consumers' Low spending-Aspiration can help you Create new products like MTN



Consumers' Low spending-Aspiration led MTN created Supersaver. MTN Super Saver Plan is  Customer-Compelling, an object of or driver of choice decision in the Telecoms space. Supersaver is a totally unique prepaid plan that ensures consumers talk more and pay less every day of the week. On MTN Super Saver, consumers will enjoy call rates of 10 kobo per second on all your MTN-to-MTN calls after your first minute of call during the day. Calls to other local networks will be charged at 30 kobo per second after your first minute of call for that day. Telecoms users will also enjoy call rates of 20 kobo per second on calls to USA, Canada, China and UK landline and access to other life-enriching services. As a postpaid customer, you will also have uninterrupted access to all MTN services without worrying about recharging your phone and then pay for what you use at the end of the month.

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