MTN recently launched two new cheap Call Tariff plans, MTN XtraSpecial and MTN XtraPro, and between these two tariff plans, the XtraPro appears to be the cheapest, offering MTN subscribers the ability to make calls to all network at flat rate of 11k/s (N6.60K/min) after a daily access fee of N5.
But the question here is on how the N5 daily access fee is being deducted; on whether it is deducted daily by 00:00hr with or without MTN subscribers making any call for the day or deducted only during the first call of the day?
If you recall, MTN ones had similar call tariff plan to the newly introduced MTN XtraPro in the name of MTN True Talk Plus, which offer similar call rates to all network at 11K/S and with N5 daily access fee.
On the defunct MTN True Talk Plus tariff plan, the daily N5 access fee was deducted from subscribers credit balance once it is 00:00hr with or without the subscribers making any call, but with the new MTN XtraPro, MTN got something a little different, as the N5 daily access fee is not deducted daily as such but only deducted when you initiate your first chargeable call for the day.
In other words on the new MTN XtraPro call tariff plan, MTN subscribers are allowed to make calls to all networks in the country at flat rate of 11K/S with daily access fee of N5, which is only deducted when subscribers make their first call in the day, thereby currently making it the cheapest GSM call tariff plan together with Etisalat EasyLife 4.0 Limited Edition tariff plan.
Other networks like Glo and Airtel also had similar tariff plan as can be gotten in Glo Gbam Plus for Glo subscribers and Airtel Smart Talk call tariff plan for Airtel subscribers, but unfortunately, Glo has increased Glo Gbam Plus call rates and Airtel has also increased the rate for Airtel Smart Talk.
