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A new SIM. A greener choice. Introducing EcoSIM, our biodegradable paper SIM card designed with 90% less plastic packaging to cut down on plastic waste. Staying connected should also mean caring for our planet.

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Ishmael Scott29 days ago

Your telecel cash to other networks isn’t working, processing transactions when you could just reverse the money back to the account, you’re just stranding people

Ewurama,Dede & Priscary Hype Lady 💎🌻⏳29 days ago

You people dey stress us pass Fix your network man fix it!!! Since morning my network no fi work 😒😒😒

Just Samuel27 days ago

This is my feedback

UNDEFEATED29 days ago

Fix your network man fix it!!!

Telecel Ghana29 days ago

Hello @UNDEFEATED_14, thank you for getting in touch with us. Kindly share your number , the exact location and the GPS coordinates with me via DM for assistance. Thank you. Vida

Judeblak29 days ago

Good thing

ZNV🀄️18 days ago

Bad network

Telecel Ghana18 days ago

Hello @rsnznv, sorry you are having trouble with the network. I am glad to assist you. Kindly share your number, exact location, and GPS coordinates via DM for assistance. - Joycelyn.

ZNV🀄️18 days ago

As if something better will be done about it

sefwi black sheriff❤️‍🔥🌟29 days ago

The trusted one🔥🔥

Nana Kay, MD7 days ago

3ny3 die3 hia ni Work on your poor network!!!

✌🤟Nkunku's Fanatic 😌29 days ago

I made payment to an mtn number around 5:30pm just this evening I have been deducted but not received a confirmation message up till now. What do you guys expect me to show the person as proof of evidence ?

✞ 🩸29 days ago

You people dey stress us pass

MrGentle28 days ago

Your *530# is now too expensive for me I know colleagues who gets them cheaper What do I do wrong??? @telecelghana

Telecel Ghana28 days ago

Hi @gentlejonessi, I’m sorry to hear that you find the M4M offers expensive, Please note that this offer provides personalized bundles tailored to match your usage patterns. The *530# menu is dynamic, so the available bundles may change frequently based on factors such as ongoing promotions, your location (region), and your usage or spending habits. Thank you. Albert.

Ayomide Oladugbagbe29 days ago

I am writing to report an issue with a GH₵50 Telecel Cash transfer I made today from my Telecel number, 05077091xxx The GH₵50 has been deducted from my account, but the recipient has not received the money. I also did not receive a transaction ID and can’t find the money

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