Safaricom Warns Kenyans Over Cheap Bundles Mwitu That Let You Skip Okoa Jahazi Debt Payments

The trend has grown fast as many users say the packages offer internet at seemingly cheaper rates. One customer wrote to Safaricom noting that the bundles were gaining popularity and that some people used them to bypass Okoa Jahazi and other conventional options.

Safaricom responded by stating clearly that Bundles Mwitu is not an official product of the company. It urged customers to buy data only through its authorised platforms. These include the *544# *555# *444# and *200# codes.

The telecom firm also listed the dangers of using unauthorised vendors. It said customers risk losing money and having their lines compromised. They could also face data theft and account takeover. Safaricom stressed that buyers of such bundles get no protection from the company if something goes wrong.

The warning comes as many Kenyans look for cheaper ways to stay online without first paying off their advances.

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