Discovered the hard way that unlike Etisalat, Glo do not roll over data balance when they auto renew your data plan at the expiration of your validity period. For a company with its own fiber optic gateway, that came as a surprise and I am done with them data wise. Anybody knows the roll-over policies of the other operators?

Too bad

Asum: Discovered the hard way that unlike Etisalat, Glo do not roll over data balance...

seunlayi: Too bad

'Too bad'! Is that all the advice you can give?!

Exactly whats on my mind,I have more than 2gigs of data bundle which will epxpire first week of september.I call their Customer care line they said they cant do anything about it despite d fact that their ntwrk is very poor in ma area.I told d lady thats cheating and that will b d last time I will be recharging my line,airtel here I come.

I had a problem with etisalat's data rollover in the past, but I still prefer them to any other network. The coverage is good in my part of town

lwise: Exactly whats on my mind,I have more than 2gigs of data...

is it that you don't want to renew your subsciption? If no, then you lose your data. Deativate ur current plan (don't ask me how); then subscibe for a lesser bundle, say #1000. You'll still have your 2gigs.