@PaylaterApp I admire the logic. ‘You didn’t use your 4,000 QAR limit because nothing you wanted was under 4,000 QAR. Let’s reduce it to 2,000 QAR.’ Problem solved… apparently. 🤡
@PaylaterApp Whoever came up with this deserves an award. Give customers a limit too low to buy most products, then punish them for not using it by cutting it in half. Customer experience at its finest.
@AliBoureghdad@PaylaterApp Rewarding customers for not using a credit limit that wasn’t enough to buy most products by reducing it even further. That’s certainly… a strategy. 😂
@PaylaterApp Gave me a 4,000 QAR credit limit, yet most items cost over 5,000 QAR. Then, because I didn’t use it, they reduced it to 2,000 QAR. That’s actually hilarious. Punishing customers for not buying what they couldn’t afford in the first place isn’t customer-friendly.
@PaylaterApp Gave me a 4,000 QAR credit limit, yet most items cost over 5,000 QAR. Then, because I didn’t use it, they reduced it to 2,000 QAR. That’s actually hilarious. Punishing customers for not buying what they couldn’t afford in the first place isn’t customer-friendly.
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi@KenyaSeoul Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi@KenyaSeoul Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi@KenyaSeoul Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?
@MusaliaMudavadi@KenyaSeoul Kenyans with valid Schengen and U.S. visas have lost access to Turkey’s e-Visa and must now go through the embassy.
We keep hearing about diplomacy and global influence. Can someone explain why the Kenyan passport seems to be losing ground instead of gaining it?